Franco Colapint It crosses days of emotion and expectation before his return to Formula 1. The young 21 -year -old Argentine pilot was confirmed as a starter in the team Alpine For the next five dates, in replacement of Jack Doohan, and his official debut will be this weekend in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prixin the historic circuit of Imolaa career that generates desire, anxiety and, above all, emotion for the return and representation of the country.
“I am very happy, it is a very pretty sensation to return to Formula 1, but especially being part of Renault, from Alpine, a team with such history that left a very large legacy in the category. Now we want to return strong, add points, we want to be consistently up. For me to be part of this team is something very special, so eager to start and hopefully give them good results”the Pilarense predicted.
“I am happy to be able to run, represent Argentina in F1 is something unique”expressed in a material spread by Renault. “I have the support of fans since I was a child, in Formula 3, and more in Formula 2 and now. It is crazy in any part of the world. And it is something that I am very impressed,” said Colapinto, who also explained that his exhibition generated that little boys approach motoring, especially karting.
Regarding his debut in the French team, which will take place in the mythical Circuit of Icola, the pilot 43 highlighted the importance of Italy in his career, since in Monza he premiered in the F1 and in both paths he achieved triumphs in the divisions prior to the maxim.
“It is a pleasure to start in Isola. Managing one of these cars is something incredible. It is a circuit that I like, fast, I want to start and give the first laps.”broad.
Colapinto acknowledged that Alpine did not start in the best way the 2025 season, so he traced as a goal “Summar Points consistently”. “You have to work a lot and I especially in my handling, knowing the car, which is very different from what I was used to. But I have no doubt that we will be able to do it,” he predicted, while Alpine’s great goal “is the top 10”, and for that “we must give a step forward with respect to the previous careers.”
Regarding his entry to the Esteone -based structure, the Argentine remarked that “the team is betting on me, supporting me, and it is super gratifying. I am happy to be part of this working to give them what they deserve.”
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