The Argentine shared an image next to the diploma that was given to him at the Colegio del Pilar, which details that “he completed his studies corresponding to the 6th year of the Bilingual Secondary Level.”
The Argentine pilot Franco Colapinto He took advantage of his vacations in the country to finish his secondary studies.
Colapintowho this year made Argentina vibrate with his participation in Formula 1, shared an image next to the diploma that was given to him at the Pilar Collegewhich details that “He completed his studies corresponding to the 6th year of the Bilingual Secondary Level.”
Franco Colapinto took advantage of his vacation and finished high school
After a unforgettable 2024, in which he made his debut in Formula 2 and ended up replacing the American Logan Sargeant in the Williams Formula 1 teamColapinto is resting in Argentina, where he could be seen signing autographs on several occasions for children who approached him, playing paddle tennis and golf, and receiving the Golden Olimpia, which is given to the best athlete in the country.
The young man from Pilar, only 21 years old, competed in the last nine Grand Prix of the year in Formula 1where he had very good performances at the beginning, without dropping from twelfth place in the first five races (12th in Italy, 8th in Azerbaijan, 11th in Singapore, 10th in the United States and 12th in Mexico).
This good presentation in the category generated the interest of teams such as Alpine and Red Bull, in which four-time champion Max Verstappen races, although he ultimately did not get a seat.
Despite having finished with poor performances (he crashed in the last four Grand Prix, where he could only finish 14th in Las Vegas), Colapinto has already shown that he is up to the task of competing in Formula 1 and will be taken into account for 2026. It would even be the main option to replace a pilot who does not obtain the desired results at the beginning of 2025.
For now, Everything indicates that in 2025 Colapinto will be Williams’ reserve driverwhich will have as starters the Spanish Carlos Sainz Jr. and the Thai Alexander Albon.
Source: Ambito
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