Williams interim driver Franco Colapinto's manager, Maria Catarineu, is confident that the Argentine driver will remain in Formula 1 for the 2025 season. This a

"Don't worry, I'll get there." Against all the odds, the Argentine driver has gotten to F1 after a long decade of hard work away from home.

Having staked a €20million price tag on , Jack Plooij claims Williams have "doubled" it amidst interest from rival teams.

Speculation about Franco Colapinto racing in one of Red Bull's cars in 2025 has intensified after Red Bull chief Christian Horner was spotted visiting the Willi

Today, Messi is revered as a resilient legend after leading Argentina to the World Cup title two years ago and back-to-back Copa America trophies in 2021 and 2024. His transformation is now a case study of how Argentines measure success in sports. It’s not a cautionary tale for Colapinto, though.

Williams are likely to spend the rest of 2024 negotiating with rival teams about their interest Franco Colapinto. Red Bull and Alpine have already enquired about the 21-year-old’s availability, with talks advanced taking place in the background.

The Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo witnessed a huge crash for rookie driver Franco Colapinto, as the Interlagos circuit proved treacherous under wet conditio

Franco Colapinto’s rapid rise in Formula 1 has sparked major interest from teams like Red Bull and Alpine. Currently with Williams, Colapinto’s impressive performances have led Williams to double his price tag,