The Mexican pilot reflected on the arrival of his Argentine pair to the maximum motoring competition and the difficulties to participate in the F1 for non -Europeans.
Expectations continue to grow with respect to the 2025 season of the Formula 1and many eyes point to Franco Colapintthe revelation of the previous season with Williams and that must now demonstrate its value in Alpine.
The change of team meant an important stir in recent monthsAlthough finally the team under the sports direction of Flavio Brattori stayed with the 21 -year -old pilot for this season. However, Colapinto faces the hard task of being the Reserve pilotbehind Jack Doohan and Pierre Gasly, so you must meet the short -term objectives and prepare in case of having the opportunity to run as a holder.
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In that sense, the Mexican pilot Checo Pérezwho was left without a seat for F1 in 2025, He said about the beginning of collapint in the competition and the challenges you must face in the future.
Czech Pérez’s statements about Colapinto
“Without a doubt, It is much more difficult for a Latin pilot than for a European. In automatic I share many more things with him than with any other pilot, because we have both gone through similar things, ”said Pérez, who highlighted the differences between the continents when accessing both contacts and financial support.
In that line, he remembered his arrival at F1 and drawn a comparison between his career and that of the Argentine: “I remember that when I arrived I never had support, now that Franco arrived, I like to be that support for himI have been traveling for many years in F1 and can have a good career. ” In addition, the Mexican added: “As a pilot he has done very well, he has surprised everyone very fast, but we must also be aware that This is just the beginning and life in F1 changes in a second. I hope you can get a seat for next season because you deserve it “
Source: Ambito
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