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Colapinto brushes off concerns about Alpine future after disappointing F1 Spanish GP

Franco Colapinto hasn’t done himself any favors with the P15 finish at the F1 Spanish GP. The Argentine reportedly has a five-race deadline to prove himself to be better than Jack Doohan. Alpine boss Flavio Briatore has set three parameters that Colapinto needs to excel in to retain the seat. Those parameters, broadly speaking, are…

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Franco Colapinto at Monaco Grand Prix. Photo Credit: Alpine Media Library
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Franco Colapinto reflects on positives from F1 Monaco GP weekend after boring race

The F1 Monaco GP result for Franco Colapinto was a reflection of patience and execution. The Argentine driver started P18 in Monte Carlo and quietly moved up to finish 13th — a gain that came through clean driving, race attrition, and strategy rather than overtakes. Colapinto reflects on 2025 F1 Monaco GP: “Not a lot…

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Franco Colapinto appeals directly to his fans to tone down their aggressive behaviour ahead of the F1 Monaco GP following the online abused received by Jack Doohan and Yuki Tsunoda
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Colapinto appeals directly to his fans ahead of F1 Monaco GP following online abuse received by Doohan and Tsunoda

Alpine driver Franco Colapinto has addressed the recent online abuse directed at Jack Doohan and Yuki Tsunoda by a subset of Argentine fans ahead of the F1 Monaco GP.  Colapinto’s return to F1 with Alpine has undoubtedly reinvigorated his passionate fanbase. Several media outlets, including Pit Debrief, had reported earlier in the year that Doohan…

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Franco Colapinto on Imola circuit driving during the 2025 Emilia Romagna GP weekend
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Franco Colapinto confident of redeeming himself at Monaco GP after bittersweet F1 comeback in Imola

Franco Colapinto sat on the sidelines for six Grands Prix weekends after a successful stint with Williams. The Argentine moved to Alpine in 2025 in hopes of soon finding an opportunity to race as a regular driver. That call arrived ahead of the race weekend in Imola as rookie Australian driver Jack Doohan failed to…

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Pierre Gasly will race alongside Franco Colapinto at the 2025 Imola GP after a shake-up at Alpine.
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Gasly: “Business as usual” at Alpine despite recent upheavals ahead of F1 Imola GP

The 2025 Imola GP arrives at a turbulent moment for Pierre Gasly and the BWT Alpine F1 Team. The decision to replace Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto after only six rounds has generated widespread debate among fans and pundits alike. Criticism intensified after Alpine revealed that Colapinto had been confirmed to drive for only five…

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Franco Colapinto behind the wheel of an Alpine F1 car after rejoining the grid at Imola GP
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Colapinto focused on maximising performance after return to F1 at Imola GP

Back again after his F1 debut last year, this time at the Imola GP, Franco Colapinto replaced Jack Doohan at Alpine. This decision was made after Doohan failed to perform according to the team’s expectations. The Argentine competed in 9 races last season due to the early termination of Logan Sargent at Williams. The French…

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BWT Alpine Formula One Team announces that Franco Colapinto will drive alongside Pierre Gasly for the next five races
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Oakes’s ‘personal’ Alpine F1 departure revealed after brother William Oakes’s arrest

Former BWT Alpine F1 Team Principal Oliver Oakes’s sudden departure from the team raised many questions and kick-started the F1 rumour mill following the official announcement on Tuesday. The Telegraph has since released that Oakes’ brother William Oakes had been arrested on May 2, explaining Oliver Oakes’s resignation. William Oakes, director of Hitech Grand Prix,…

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