The runner has a very Argentine humor, and he makes it known no matter where he goes.
Franco Colapinto is leaving the country high with its incredible participation in the Formula 1 despite his short experience and the lack of security about his continuity for next year. Although he did not have a good weekend at Interlagos, there are still three circuits left to demonstrate all the talent he has.
If there is something that has already been demonstrated, it is charisma. In press conferences and in post-race interviews, the driver is always seen with a confident and funny air typical of his age and Argentine personality. Although several have already gone viral, the F1 Instagram account compiled the best quotes from the pilot in these instances, and Colapinto gave his opinion.
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Colapinto’s best phrases according to F1
- “I am not Italian-Argentine: I am Argentine.”
- “A dream come true to shake hands with Lewis Hamilton after racing together.”
- “This looks like a football stadium” after the support of the Argentine public at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
- “Why do you go into the pits? Use some rubber. Let him take care of the planet!” after Esteban Ocon takes away the fastest lap award in Austin.
- “I still see him with a lot of energy. I don’t understand how he does it; “The years don’t pass him by” about Fernando Alonso.
- “In my mate, sugar is not allowed.”
- “I love tacos, quesadillas. “Mexican food is crazy.”
The pilot’s response
Franco knows that he has a way of approaching interviews very different from what his colleagues usually dowhich can be a virtue that makes him stand out, or a curse that makes him talk too much. Thanks to a great job by your press, you can communicate what you want within the label established by the FIA. However, he had several things to say about this list.
From the official Instagram account of the competition where they published the best phrases of the Argentine motorist since he made his professional debut, Colapinto reacted to the post and wrote: “Tomorrow I have half training and this time it’s no joke…they still have a few hours to save me.” This, referring to the fact that he continues to practice how to express himself in a more “appropriate” way, but he resists.
Source: Ambito
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