The Argentine pilot Franco Colapinto will start from 19th place in the main race of the Qatar Grand Prixafter having stayed eliminated in the first classification. His brand partner, Alex Albonas well as Liam Lawson, Nico Hulkenberg and Esteban Ocon.
“A disappointing qualifying session leaves us out of Q1”lamented the Williams team, after Colapinto was 19th and Alex Albon 16th.
During the race, the Argentine recorded his best lap in 1:22.594 and was 0.230 away from the 15th time of Yuki Tsunoda (1:22.364) to overcome the initial cut. He was also 0.204 behind his teammate Alex Albon (1:22.390).
Likewise, after a “frustrating” Friday, the Pilar native He had better feelings this Saturday at the Lusail international circuit. On the first day of action, the Argentine driver had finished last in the Sprint Race classification.
He had started in 18th place in the sprint
Colapinto had finished in the 18th place in the Sprint, after starting from the pit lane. The victory went to the Australian Oscar Piastri.
The Argentine, who started from the pit lane to make updates to the suspension of his car, surpassed the Mexican at the start Sergio “Checo” Pérez of Red Bull, who took a long time to react when the traffic light turned green.
Later, on lap 8, he overtook the Chinese Guanyu zhou to finish in eighth position.
The victory was in the hands of Piastri, who on the last lap overtook his McLaren teammate, the British Lando Norris, who allowed himself to pass to give him the victory. The podium was completed by the also British Mercedes’ George Russell.
Where to watch the Qatar GP
The Qatar GP will be televised by Fox Sports and broadcast through the Disney + Premium streaming platform. The television signal can be tuned through streaming platforms such as DGO, Flow and Telecentro Play, among others. You can also access F1TV, the service offered by Formula 1 and which costs US$7.99 per month or US$70 for the annual pack.
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Source: Ambito
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