Who is Franco Colapinto?

[@eduardoazeredo6250]

Brazilian here, and a tiny little bit gutted with Drugovich being dropped. But also very glad because Franco does deserve it. Also, it is great to see the enjoyment of my fellow Argentinian neighbors. The flair of this magic corner of the world is very well represented with Franco and the Argentinians. Hopefully he can score a couple of points and make this party even bigger

[@francomachiavello2070]

I'm Argentinian and happy he had a good race today. Also, Bortoleto is just magic. I am already fantasizing about a fast brazilian in a fast McLaren.... where have I seen that before? We can only dream!

[@SantiagoAntonutti]

Awwwww você é um irmão, está invitado al asado cuando usted quiera ❤

[@santic333]

o brigado manito

[@motorista_ramon]

"fellow argentinian" para de ser macaco de boludo lokão kkkkkkkkkk

[@Aka_Safir]

Obrigado manito, eu sou argentino, Mais tenho respeito dmais pra nossos irmaos do Brazil🇦🇷🇧🇷

[@barrrre]

Well, a 12th position and a clean car. What a performance

[@Tom_the_goat]

unbelievable, an arsenal de sarandi fan...im going to make a wish😂😂😂

[@valerierodger]

He definitely proved he deserved to take Logan‘s place

[@barrrre]

@@Tom_the_goat jajajaja existimos, pocos pero existimos. Y mi apellido no es Grondona ojo jaja

[@GeraArg]

@@Tom_the_goat JAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA

[@meikgeik]

Logan Sargent is so mad.

[@CRZYvidz]

This is one of the first foreign media I've seen actually recognizing his talent and the struggle of finding his sponsors, glad you are on our boat man. If you love Argentina, Argentina will love you back twice that amount. Piastri even said Franco is faster than many people may think, and many other drivers spoke good things about him as well 👀

[@valerierodger]

He certainly made the most of his debut

[@AS19Motorsport]

That was incredibly quick. Just like Franco

[@Klow_FN]

I think Aron is a bit faster than Colapinto

[@Klow_FN]

Aron has 3 Apples in F2

[@mauronebbia4376]

Aron is still chasing Franco... he is going to give many surprises in race battles in F1, remember that

[@unargentinocualquiera1624]

He also had trouble with money to get into F2. A lot of argentinian people went around twitter asking big argentinian brands to sponsor him. Even a music producer got involved (BZRP, or Bizarrap, you can see his logo on the visor of his helmet). Thank for doing this, it's great to know more about his first steps in single-seaters. I've known of him only since he made it to FIA F3.

[@franciscoaguirre3848]

And his father sold his house and went to live to the countryside with his family in order to fund his european racing career.

[@nerina1741]

I hope he gets a seat next season, he made an entire nation proud of him🥺🙏🏻 vamos Franco🇦🇷

[@georgemesser3262]

More teams needed bortoleto colapinto and especially drugovich all need seats dani ric kmag Zhou stroll bottas all need to go

[@sagastim]

I watched him live for the first time in a Spanish F4 Race in Navarra in 2019. Despite it was only his 2nd race in single seaters, he dominanted the field, and later on the championship. Since then, I decided to support him, even when he only had 1.900 followers on Instagram (before the boom in Argentina) and wore a flat carbon fibre design on his helmet because of money. Now that I know he has reached F1, I just can't hide my smile and I live his dream as it was mine.

[@Santi-ms7rr]

yeah same 🥹 I’ve been watching him since 2021 and I can’t believe he is where he is today

[@dzzlucas]

Same here! I am Argentinian, I remember watching Franco in Zandvoort for the first time (FRECA) I think live on youtube that year 🤩 what a journey

[@cuy50]

"I followed him before he was popular" 🤓..... oh brother.

[@valkariye]

8:09 "He might have thrown it into the barrier" No that's the other highly regarded F2 prospect.

[@DuvJones]

Yeah, that aged well.

[@AS19Motorsport]

7:59 yes he did. 5 points for 3rd in TRS 12 points for 3rd in Renault EC 5 points for 6th in FRECA 15 points for 4th in F3 2 points for not incurring any penalty points during the 2023 season 1 point for the FP1 outing at Silverstone This all adds up to 40 points! (thanks Michael McClure from Feeder Series)

[@misterjeffa2128]

Only thing is, that is not how it works. He can count 2024 sure but then an earlier year worth more points will not count anymore. He does not have enough points. Plus from what i know the FP1 point this year is pointless as he had a license already.

[@Rosario_Verano]

Also, only points during the last 3 seasons count.

[@c18x66]

@@Rosario_VeranoI think I saw the same thing and apparently, because of 2020, you can now count your best 3 seasons in the last 4

[@rosstaylor8954]

I'm sure I read that he got 3 penalty points last season, which would take him down to 38.

[@Yabogo]

@@Rosario_Verano since he raced in 2021 it counts for the best 3 years in the last 4 because of covid.

[@nicof91]

Anulo mufa 😊

[@ferrarifan4089]

Can't wait for the 'WTF Happened To Logan Sargeant' Love all your content Josh!

[@Santi-ms7rr]

btw, the reason he got the F2 seat was mainly bcs of a # on tw, created by the fans , bcs as u said, he didn’t have any money to keep racing. So Argentinians fans made a # on tw to try to support him( #FranColapintoaF2 ) and we got him a ton of sponsors to notice him and support him. He’s very special to us the Argentinians, bcs he has this charisma and raw speed that makes u drawn to see him succeed in this sport❤️

[@ihavewaited90daystochangem51]

Lmao don't be delusional, you don't get a seat from social media peer pressuring.

[@FMAlchemist2006]

@@ihavewaited90daystochangem51 correct, you don't get a seat. But you do get sponsors who can pay for the seat.

[@rudfil]

🇦🇷💪

[@sokarash]

7:42 Vowles gave an interview mit Sky today confirming that they considered Mick, but deemed him "good, but not great"

[@HorsesizedPony]

He's being complimentary. If Mick had a different last name he'd be in Formula E

[@leod9968]

"not special" was the actual expression.

[@valerierodger]

@@leod9968 that was what he said originally. Then he realized he had stuck his foot in his mouth again

[@leod9968]

@@valerierodger F1 Politics. I like the genuine JV who says what he actually thinks...which in this case is what 99% of F1 people think, including Toto Wolff, even though he himself can't say that (an 18 year old Antonelli wouldn't have been promoted if Mick is so great, as Toto suggests)

[@LeanAmarilla]

Im glad to see my fellow countryman in your channel. Vamos Argentina y Colapinto 🟦⬜🟦

[@patriciadominiko8271]

Thank you for actually searching info about it, a lot of people wonder why Franco got a seat when his standings are "bad" but people don´t take into account the fact that he has a hard time finding a seat and focusing only in that when he only find out where he´s going to drive just a a few weeks before the season starts

[@valerierodger]

A lot of people simply don’t understand the context that has to be taken in when looking at the junior series in general

[@uknowhen]

​@@valerierodger Prime example a tool like Stroll being capable of doing well

[@kzkung]

He's doing a great job at Williams, he's fast, he's talented, but his Argentine fans are running all over Williams' platforms, criticizing other drivers, especially Albon, it's embarrassing. but he deserves a seat in F1 maybe in 2026 at Williams.

[@andrewingleton9374]

i believe his 2021 points towards a superlicence also count due to the FIA's pandemic rules, meaning he crossed the threshold with 42(?) points meaning he qualified for a superlicence.

[@vinnycordeiro]

Precisely that.

[@Kassap.72]

please explain how 42? With every possible calculation I can't get to 42

[@andrewingleton9374]

@@Kassap.72 I put a question mark in brackets because I wasn’t sure. I think I read somewhere it was 42 but I guess what I read or I was wrong. My main point is that he has enough superlicence points to be eligible for one 👌

[@dimelopinna]

Great video mate. As an Argentinian I've been following Franco's carreer for years and you did a great work showing that a) he's better than what his Wikipedia page results section shows (as you mentioned, he had his fair share of bad luck) b) the struggle it is for a driver from a country in a deep economic recession for a decade to get sponsors and financial backing to fund their career, especially in junior formulas. It's impossible and kind of a miracle he got where he is now.

[@deadzero1387]

Living in argentina this will make the F1 experience so much better since they're very suportive or their sportsmen, I hope he does great! (even though I'm not argentinian, I am from the same town as the Mighty Lord Maldonado)

[@MoonlightBrigitte]

sad wtf is a kilometer noises :(

[@Exponaut_R-01]

Kilometers are the only things found in F1, because no slice of American talent can situate themselves properly in this series (if they can even get there)

[@tescopepsi9679]

@@Exponaut_R-01 Formula 1 has had 2 American champions. I'm sure they have been able to reach this series.

[@48nascarfan]

I miss them to 😢

[@MnDogman]

@@Exponaut_R-01lmfao, please tell me this is satire

[@joegallagher9238]

He’s likeable so it’s a shame but he was never fast enough and even worse cost the team

[@Poyntlesss]

To his credit, Josh always makes a video that lets us know that every driver on the grid has always earned a shot. They may not be the next Verstappen, but they've always showed success in junior formula to at least be worth a crack even if it doesn't work out. We like to make fun of drivers who aren't the very top of the tree, but that still leaves them better than 99.90% of all drivers, and they deserve that respect.

[@valerierodger]

He’s definitely off to a good start. And impressing in F1 machinery means a lot more than showing potential in the junior series. I hope that if he does a good job, it will create more opportunities for him. Excellent video that deserves more views!

[@ekeerx2435]

I would like to add a detail at 6:50. The week prior to the race, a motorsport Argentinian legend called Juan María Traverso had passed away. He was known for being crazy and sometimes reckless while driving. In honour to him, Franco put the name Traverso on his car (you can see it near the headrest). So we like to say that Traverso possesed him in that moment to make the move. He continued with the name on the car until he was promoted to F1. I'm still unsure if he kept the detail in his new car or his helmet.

[@mateo7445]

don't worry bro, not only he did better than sargeant ever did, but he actually drove well

[@biggallcaps]

"Alright Frankie, its a pretty low bar to clear: just don't bin the car for the love of god don't bin the car"

[@morgan40654]

This took me from who the heck is Franco Colapinto to gosh dang this kid is promising.

[@gamerstun]

About 2 Weeks later, he scores more points in his 2nd Race than Logan Sargeant in 1 and a half Seasons... 😂

[@razielbeoulve819]

Almost matched Albon with just a couple practice sessions, Id say he's done quite well so far!

[@duck848]

The telemetry has shown that he's pretty much on par with Albon through the first two sectors, but he doesn't have the confidence through the third sector yet. Let's see if he figures that out before qualifying and the race!

[@mauronebbia4376]

​@@duck848 If Franco gains confidence in the last 2 corners, let the haters get ready to ask for forgiveness on their knees.

[@datdudeinred]

Imagine his parents watching this video. So proud ❤👏

[@mafiousbj]

Dude I have watched Josh for years and watching this video almost made me tear up. It's surreal (I'm from Argentina)

[@franciscoaguirre3848]

His father sold his house to support his racing career, its an awesome story.

[@davidmarshall7994]

I am alone in seeing mannerisms and characteristics in this young man that remind me of Senna ? Good luck to Colapinto may your career flourish.

[@8LyJu8]

Not really. Some people even put some pictures of them together because they do look alike in certain angles.

[@JuanQuinelli]

Great video! I was waiting for it! I think it is a great chance for Franco and very much deserved after so much struggle, lets hope he can perform well!

[@aspi7850]

No got the super licensed because, due to the 2020 COVID pandemic complications many drivers had, the superlicense counts points from the best of 3 of the last 4 years. He got 12 points in 2020, so he currently has 41

[@leod9968]

You're right, Sir. Franco has had 41 points since the end of the 2023 season and he drove at least 300 km during the Pirelli post season tests. That's when he earned the SuperLicense.

[@aydict]

He did really well for his first F1 race

[@Nebagram]

'He might have thrown it into the barrier' Toto: 😖

[@eedjnkdksl]

empeze a ver f1 solo para verlo a el, lo amo diosss

[@Pentagon_Leaker]

Well Josh cursed Franco’s F1 career before even started

[@alejandroandreu272]

No pasa nada porque desde acá hay +45M de personas anulando mufa

[@agustinszalai3159]

@@alejandroandreu272anulo mufa

[@FranGrox912]

We mastered the art of nullifying jynx (anulo mufa).

[@juanitoblogs6574]

Anulo mufa

[@Chaza7]

Anulo mufa

[@cliffthelightning]

Dutchie here, franco is my new hype guy. If he doesnt get a full seat somewhere ill be mad af

[@sumukhshankarhegde2853]

@8:15 this is so funny after kmag just crashed to the wall after fp2 😂😂

[@Kira-29]

Thank you as always Josh for your amazing videos! You are giving drivers the credit that they deserve for their success in the junior categories. That you show us this things in the first place is really appreciated, because it is nearly impossible to look up these things yourself. Of course everybody can find the standings, but not the specific circumstances, that was leading to them.

[@dukepy6936]

Well driving a boat, finishing 12 and not smashing it into the barriers. This is an upgrade. Bummer is just for the rest of the calendar and not replacing Logan completely

[@LuisDiaz-fs8uh]

2 from Josh in 1 week? NICE!

[@Neckolol]

VAMOS FRANCO CARAJO VIEJO NOMA

[@17Jnico]

Dale neckito!! la hiciste madrugar a ehri viendo la carrera con mate cocido y pancito con manteca?

[@MORZY45]

ajajajaj que mierda haces aca vos, no esperaba esto

[@DWestheim]

He should have 42 points from race results for the super licence, since this is the last year where you can have your best three out of four seasons (2020-2023) count. 2020 - 12 points for Renault Eurocup 2021 - 15 points in total between ALMS, ELMS, Formula Regional Europe (2022 - 3 points from F3) 2023 - 15 points from F3 This is without bonus points.

[@mikeymike1792]

I'd say his first couple of practice sessions have been pretty decent. Good luck to him.

[@SN13K3R]

You need to make a video about Niels Koolen, our new Raghunathan / Deledda 😁

[@Exponaut_R-01]

New Raghunathan is strong words

[@SN13K3R]

@@Exponaut_R-01 True haha, Raghunathan was on another level 😂

[@night756]

Why Barnard was even removed from the team anyway?

[@smokeybandit9760]

​@@night756 He signed with McLaren in Formula E for the 2024-25 season so he withdrew from the Monza and Baku rounds this season

[@night756]

@@smokeybandit9760 But he will comeback eventually right?

[@bru845]

he got to q3 today at baku and qualified 9th

[@Nikelaos_Khristianos]

Just looking at this comment section, nevermind the video detailing exactly why, it’s really apparent - mostly thanks to the very passionate Argentinians - that Colapinto deserves his place in F2 (and F1) a damn sight more than legion of Sean Gelaels, Nicolas Latifis and Lance Strolls that we’ve had over the years. His dad doesn’t own the country’s KFC franchise, nor Canada’s biggest export besides maple syrup nor an entire racing team just for starters.

[@danielgonzale26]

exactly!

[@GarkKahn]

As someone from argentina i hope our support doesn't backfire on him We're like a parent seeing our 5 yr child drawing a banana and proceed to say it's a masterpiece, now... that's great and all... but as soon as they make a 2nd drawing we start demanding to surpass picasso, monet, and the big ones TO A KID, actually expecting them to meet our unrealistic expectations

[@originaozz]

He really proved himself on the tracks. I hope he can land a seat next season, even if the options left aren't promising.

[@gabrielcela1970]

Great video. Bienvenido a la Colapintoneta ❤

[@blaspereyra9193]

2:00 great to see that this dude isn't just hated here in Argentina 🤣

[@joaquinalonso7026]

A key factor that we are forgetting here are the social media campaigns after his season finale in F3 last year, since although p4 was not a bad position, the money to get to F2 was not enough for Franco, as he confessed. Given that, in Argentina there was a massive campaign on networks with the hashtag "#francolapintoaf2" and in that period, people managed to attract the attention of famous companies, famous local streamers, media and even Bizarrap, the Argentine producer who worked with artists like Shakira and who would be key to providing Franquito with contacts to be his sponsors, in fact it is thanks to him that Colapinto received the necessary capital to raise Williams, also, as a color fact, during the days when it was not known who would occupy Sargeant's position at Williams, "#francolapintoaf1" was launched, which became top 2 in global Twitter trends. As has already been made clear, this was not just Franco fulfilling his dream, but it was an entire country pushing to make his dream come true, as well as their own dreams.

[@emiliacastelli7146]

He did win on a Saturday in F3 after having broken his clavicle just two weeks prior (I still find that insane)

[@minibus9]

awesome video,hopefully he will get a full time seat in F1 at some point

[@nicolasigoilloahumada5008]

Vamos Francoooo. Great video, you got lots of argentinian love from the very south of the Word

[@julianaguirre6200]

Dale Franco! 🇦🇷

[@Kl3c4ftLP]

Great Vid! Really needed that info on him since I've never heard of him before. But please for the love of all that is holy please never use the music form around 1:30, that high pitched beeping there was soooo annoying.

[@bwoahh1222]

last time I was this early Daniel Ricciardo was still good

[@lokcoadv]

❤

[@CraftOTS]

Daniel Ricciardo from the hit team Visa CashApp RB, who once beat Max Verstappen in equal machinery before throwing away his career

[@aPol.01]

​@@CraftOTSTo be fair that 1st year at Renault was still good from Danny but after that...

[@CorvusLeukos]

​@@aPol.01the 2nd year at Renault was great, he just did terrible at McLaren and never recovered, he won a race but still bad

[@SiVlog1989]

I genuinely wish him well. It's hard enough to reach F1, but to be called up during a season to replace another driver is tough

[@LautaHern]

He's the Formula one of flirting and Logan's only friend in the grid, truly argentine spirit Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷

[@smartz565]

let's go Franco !! 🇦🇷❤️

[@Tom_the_goat]

As an argentinian and huge f1 fan im sure this kid gonna be better than carlos reutemann (in stats) but not sure if he can reach the fangio level...we are crossing the fingers. Awesome video my man, new sub

[@danielgonzale26]

imposible alcanzar a Fangio

[@Tom_the_goat]

@@danielgonzale26 kiricocho

[@davidjv9800]

I really gotta head to Highlands motorsport park or Hampton Downs for a Toyota racing series event sometime. You've made me curious now a few times :) great video Josh

[@BoomerNick]

Excellent video, enjoyable as always. You have a good voice and talent for storytelling. Keep it coming.

[@thepolishnz]

Perhaps the last driver ever, that actually earned his f1 drive and not had billions of family wealth push them to the grid.

[@valerierodger]

🙄 that’s only true for a couple of drivers on the grid

[@thepolishnz]

@@valerierodger all the drivers on the grid are because they had money to afford it. Don't confuse rich family with pay driver. Stroll is a pay driver. Carlos is an example of a rich family driver. Think he'd be on the grid if his dad didn't finance his racing from childhood?

[@8LyJu8]

​@@thepolishnz yes, but Mick was left aside, too. It didn't matter how much was spent on him or even the sponsors he could gracias by being a Schumaher in F1, they all need something extra to be noticed

[@alexcarolan8825]

Wow he put it a lot of hard work to get there it seems, didn't know..

[@AdpYTExplorer]

He seems to be very talented and has worked hard to get here. I hope he makes the most of his chance with Williams Racing and gets more

[@nachofernandez2029]

Your video will be remembered… and for good reason! Franco is the real thing !

[@KayneWalshNZ]

That was a good video man!

[@mafiousbj]

6:05 From some angles and some photos....guy looks like Senna. Scary stuff. If he even has a quarter of the raw talent Senna had he is going to be an amazing addition to F1 if he manages to get a permanent drive

[@xiaoxiaostickguy]

I respect the backfield drivers for even making it to this point, even if it's clear they can't compete on the same level. While it was pretty obvious Logan Sargeant simply was not good enough for F1, the very fact he got to that seat in the first place is truly impressive, given there's only 20 in the world. Admittedly, I didn't know anything about Colapinto until after he was being elevated, and videos like this helping me understand his journey for his opportunity is very much appreciated. Among all the talk of Bearman and Antonelli who themselves are amazing young drivers being given a chance in F1, it's fun to learn about other immensely talented young men who aren't talked about as often. He even did decently in the last race, I believe! Respectable finish just outside the points, making Williams seem like a real midfield competitor. Sainz is my favorite driver, so while unfortunate, I'm excited to watch Williams next year, but I hope Colapinto makes the most of this opportunity and perhaps finds himself as the reserve driver and/or a seat elsewhere on the grid in the next couple of years!

[@ferna182]

Can't stop shedding tears ever since the announcement was made. This video didn't help. I've been following his career for a few years and had a feeling that it might, just MIGHT happen... And it did. Sure, it's just half a season, but still. He has the chance to prove himself AND now he has the money behind him... It's all in his hands now.

[@lordracer7743]

He deserves this chance and lets have a look, who he will performe.

[@nahuelmelgar2996]

another amazin fact is that he won the monza grand prix sprint 2023 with his clavicle broken

[@Dwh-h]

Never thought I’d hear my home town of Croydon mentioned in a Josh Revel video 😂

[@fuzzy-daddy83]

Did infinitely better than Kimi A, and less than 2 tenths behind Albon after only 2 practice sessions. Go on lad!💪💪

[@renaultmeganesuperleggera]

Damn no wonder James Vowles was really vouching for him, he's actually really good. Hopefully he'll do well in the next races, p12 in Monza was already great.

[@theracingllama6895]

You make some fucking good films, keep it up

[@lunanamu]

great video very informative 🩵🤍

[@fixme.96]

GOATlapinto

[@GameOver-nm2us]

Pretty sure as long as he brings the car home, getting p20 every race is enough, and anything more is a bonus

[@abushaad7511]

His face remind me senna

[@FriENTlyFire]

hopefully he winds up alongside Albon when Carlos moves on to a higher team

[@TundeEszlari]

Sensational video. 🤗

[@Trailblazerz710]

I’m in American though I am very sad for Logan, it just wasn’t working. You can’t cost a team $3.8 million in repairs and think you’re going to keep your seat the whole year. I feel he’ll find another seat probably in Indy or something else. He is a good driver he’s just not at the level that needs to be on the grade. A few years ago, someone of his level could do pretty good and make points but the level of the drivers in the field is probably the highest skill level we’ve ever seen when it comes to the whole grid. 40% of the drivers currently if they had the right car the right set up in all the numbers lined up they could win the race. I just never for the long-haul thought Logan could do that. It’s unfortunate because I want a strong American in the sport.

[@zidan3sp33d4]

Hopefully Crawford can find a seat in F1 sooner or later

[@Nikelaos_Khristianos]

I’m mildly concerned at how “cursed” Americans in F1 appear to be…

[@solgabosi5716]

It's so funny how some of these things aged 😂 the KMag joke, the rookie crashing into the barrier.. tho he did indeed got knocked in Q1

[@DELUNA_ofc]

HE WON 6 POSITIONS AND DID A BETTER TIME THAN HIS TEAMMATE ! :) GO FRANCOOOO

[@kauelago7275]

Another new talented driver being jinxed by Josh....

[@danielgonzale26]

kiricocho!

[@doktahkommik7571]

P18 to P12 RAHHHHHHHHHHH

[@ljphoenix4341]

New Zealand motorsport mentioned 🎉🇳🇿🤘

[@shareabike-shareasmile]

Vaaaaaaaaamos Franco 🇦🇷

[@stephenbritton9297]

17th after both practice one and two… respectable.

[@RyanS66]

KIWI MOTORSPORT MENTIONED RAGHGHG

[@TheDrAkira]

And now we've seen him in 3 fantastic races scoring more points than Logan Sargeant s entire season 2023 hahahaha. Go Franco!!!

[@drunkmers4994]

He's argentine, that should tell you everything you need to know about him. Innate champion mentality, this kid is destined to greatness. Greetings from Argentina

[@ihavewaited90daystochangem51]

Fkl82

[@Maartwo]

As an Argentinian I'm dreading all the people calling him the next Fangio. Everyone is wetting themselves because of the save at the second chicane in FP1, yet everyone forgets he was P17 in FP1 and FP2. I don't have huge hopes but I think he's shown to be pretty smart keeping himself away from incidents and sticking to the program. Let's see what he can do, and endure the blinded fanatics that don't know anything about F1. I wish him well.

[@dzzlucas]

Es bastante maduro y rapido, hay que confiar. Lo bueno es que se va a medir mano a mano con Albon, que es bien visto en la f1. Tene en cuenta que nunca tuvo un auto de un equipo de punta, y este tampoco es el caso. Seria otro el caso si vendria arriba de un Prema desde que salio de un karting.

[@GarkKahn]

Igual los argentinos somos así Nunca vimos un partido d rugby pero queremos q la selección gane el mundial sin siquiera saber si hemos clasificado mas d una vez, pensando q todo deporte es igual al fútbol donde somos candidatos siempre

[@karelpgbr]

Well, I’d like to see him do good, more competitive drivers is always better, but that save in FP1 was fine, I’d calm that a standard skill F1 drivers should be able to easily do. As for “the next Fangio”, we will see over the next few races

[@Nikelaos_Khristianos]

He just needs to do better than Sargeant - that’s all he really needs to do! 😂 And tbf, he did that yesterday, first race and immediately matched Sargeant on his best day - 3 places behind Alex. Simply solid

[@rudfil]

Looking forward to watching Franco this rest of this year .

[@angeldariomazza]

I WAS WAITING FOR THIS

[@Funk2Funky]

I mean, that's great for Colapinto and all, but that exact same video could have been done to any mid-fielder in F2. Some success in very junior classes, then you have a bunch of misfortunes, but than 1 or 2 very good races or moves. Ta-da! Martins, Hauger, Aron and even Hadjar could fit the same bill.

[@melaskan7286]

And as a result, Goethe is now an F2 driver, very excited to see what he can do ^^

[@notengoniidea5623]

Otra coronacion de gloria

[@EfraPlay3]

Traigan puertas que manijas sobran🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷