Franco Colapint’s disappointment for Alpine’s result in China’s GP: “Enjoy, I’m bored”

The team Alpine He had another day for oblivion in the Shanghai International CircuitScenario of the second Chinese Grand Prix of Formula 1. The pilots Jack Doohan and Pierre Gasly They faced sanctions that left them out of the points, consolidating the difficult start of the French team, which still does not add units in the championship. Thus, Franco Colapinto expressed his disappointment after following the race in the boxes, in the midst of the rumors of his possible exit to move on Racing Bulls.

The Argentine pilot was very relaxed during China’s GP and kept calm. Although he did not make statements about his teammates and the team, he made his position clear: “I can’t speak, boludo. They do not leave me. Enjoy, I am boring,” he said when he left the press, at the end of the race that the Australian won Oscar Piastri.

Formula 1: Alpine, again on the path of disappointment in China’s GP

First, Doohan’s career was a succession of unfortunate incidents. After starring in a clash in the last return of the Sprint race with Gabriel Bortoleto, which cost him ten seconds of penalty and two points in his superlicancia, the Australian was again the protagonist of a controversial maneuver.

On the 15th of the main race, Doohan made an reckless movement against Isack Hadjar, forcing the Red Bull driver to get out of the track. As a result, he received another penalty of ten seconds and lost two additional points in his superlicancia, already accumulating a worrying amount of penalties.

For its part, Gasly had a stronger performance and crossed the goal in the eleventh place, staying at the doors of adding a point for Alpine.

However, the hopes of rescuing something positive vanished when the French car was subjected to the technical inspections after the race. The car did not comply with the minimum regulatory weight of 800 kilos, registering a kilo less.

The sequence resulted in the disqualification of Gasly, even denying the benefit of the points that would have arrived after the disqualifications of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, both from Ferrari, who suffered a punishment for the same reason.

With the elimination of Hamilton and Leclerc, Esteban Ocon (Haas), Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) and Alex Albon (Williams) climbed positions, completing the list of points with Oliver Bearman (Haas), Lance Stroll (Aston Martin) and Carlos Sainz (Williams).