The Argentine pilot will come back to his car after the Estonian has participated in the FP1 with Pierre Gasly.
Franco Colapint will return to the track in the Grand Prix of Italy After giving your alpine to the Estonian pilot Paul Aron during the first free practice in Monza.
Aron, who occupied the Argentine seat According to the Formula 1 Regulation that demands to give minutes to rookie pilots, ended in 20th positionwhile his teammate Pierre Gasly scored 18.
Colapinto, which achieved eleventh place in the GP of the Netherlands, only half a second from the points zone. Now you will look for in the Second free practicescheduled for this Friday at 12continue with your preparation for the race, where you will try to add your first points of the season. The Argentine seeks to improve his performance on a track where The Renault engine usually shows better performance.
Franco Colapinto Alpine
Paul Aron’s performance in the first practice
Paul Aron occupied the collapint seat in the first free practice according to The Formula 1 regulation that requires giving rookie pilots minutes. Estonus completed 23 turns and marked a time of 1 minute and 23 seconds, which placed it in the 20th place, 0.500 seconds from your teammate Pierre Gasly In the tenth eighth place.
During the session, Aron starred in a spin on curve 4 when touching the gravel at the entrancebut managed to continue without damage to the car. “All good, I played the gravel at the entrance,” the pilot told his engineer after the incident. The practice also included a red flag per gravel on the track and a virtual Safety Car for mechanical problems in the Mercedes of George Russell.
Franco Colapinto challenges towards GP from Italy
Colapint arrives in Monza with the renewed trust after his performance In Zandvoort, where he showed consistency and comfort with the car. However, FIA investigations could modify the results of the GP of the Netherlands and give the Argentine the opportunity to add its first point.
The FIA analyzes a Yuki tsunoda maneuver against Pierre Gasly. If the Japanese receives sanctions, Collapint would rise to the tenth place. While waiting for the ruling, the Argentine focuses on Monza, where he seeks to repeat his performance last year and improve his position.
The Alpine team has already complied with the FIA regulations by giving the car to Aron in the first practice. Colapint will have the opportunity to try the A525 in the second session on Friday, where he will seek to adjust the car for classification and race.
Source: Ambito
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