The team Williams presented the car he will race with Franco Colapinto in it Mexican Grand Prixof the Formula 1 with an entertaining spot, while the Argentine announced that he will wear a special helmet in tribute to Carlos Reutemann.
The spot shows a delivery man Free marketone of the sponsors of Colapintowhile arriving at one of the offices of Williams. There he finds the clothing that the Argentine pilot will wear and he cannot help but try it on.
The Williams advertisement that Colapinto starred in:
From there, a fun sequence begins in which he is mistakenly taken to the first free practices of the day and Colapintoupon seeing the “imposter” on television, goes with a van Free market towards the circuit.
Finally, he arrives on time and when he meets the delivery man he says: “You really are fast. What a ship yours is!”
At that moment it is shown what the car that will be used will be like. Colapinto in it Mexican Grand Prix. It will have the typical design of the Williamsbut with yellow details Free market in the back.
Additionally, it was revealed that it will honor Carlos Reutemann with the emblematic blue, white and yellow colors, and with the detail of the Argentine flag on the side of the visor.
The helmet that Colapinto will use to honor Reutemann:
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Reutemannwho is the Argentine with the most careers in the Formula 1 (146, of which he won 12), also ran for Williamsa team with which he was runner-up in 1981.
“I hope to follow in the footsteps of my compatriot Reutemann. It is an incredible opportunity for which I will be eternally grateful. Thank you to everyone at Williams for believing in me”expressed Colapinto about one of its greatest references when it was presented in Williams.
He Mexican GP will be the fifth for Colapintowhich already ran in Italy, Azerbaijan, Singapore and USA and managed to score five points.
The activity for Colapinto in Mexico It will begin this Friday, with Free Practice 1 and 2.
Source: Ambito
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