Franco Colapinto, one of the greatest promises of Argentine motorsports, is on Alpine’s radar for next year. I know the details.
The Formula 1 could have a significant change to its driver grid in 2025, as Franco Colapintoone of Argentina’s young promises, is in the team’s sights Alpine. Despite his recent arrival to the category with notable performance, his future in the top flight is not yet assured. However, the French team, which currently has Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly, would be considering Colapinto as a key piece to revitalize its team and attract the growing South American market.
Alpine, which in 2021 replaced the historic Renault, is in a constant search to stand out in F1. The arrival of Colapinto would not only bring talent and potential on the track, but also the interest of numerous sponsors and followers in Latin America. This media and financial boost could be the element that Alpine needs to strengthen its presence in the competition and compete at a higher level in the constructors’ championship.
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The history of Alpine in Formula 1
Despite being a young team in F1, Alpine has deep roots in motorsport. Its origin dates back to Renault’s decision in 2021 to restructure and adopt the name Alpine, which is the brand’s sports car division. This renewal sought to position itself strongly, starting with the signing of drivers such as Esteban Ocon and the veteran Fernando Alonso. During that inaugural season, Ocon achieved the Alpine’s first and only victory to date in Hungarian Grand Prixestablishing the team on the F1 map.
However, after the Alonso’s departure in 2023 and the entry of Pierre GaslyAlpine’s results were mixed. Despite some good moments, such as podiums in Monaco and the Netherlands, the team is still looking for the stability and competitiveness necessary to position itself at the top of the table. This need for improvement could be what drives Alpine to bet on Colapinto for next season.
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Will Colapinto replace Doohan in 2025?
The international press, especially from Italy, indicated that Colapinto could occupy an important place in the team, replacing the current reserve driver. Jack Doohan. This decision would have the support of Flavio Briatore and Luca de Meowho see in Colapinto not only a promise on the court, but also a great opportunity to expand the popularity of Formula 1 in South America.
The interest in Colapinto reflects Alpine’s strategy to integrate talent that not only brings results, but also connects with the Latin American market, a growing region for Formula 1. If the Argentine driver manages to join the team, it would mark a milestone for his country and a media boost that Alpine hopes to capitalize on in its fight to improve in the 2025 season.
Source: Ambito
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