The Argentinian Franco Colapinto, driver of the Williams Formula 1 team, He emphasized that now is the time to show his “strength” in the last three races of the championship and acknowledged that the last Sao Paulo Grand Prix, where the Argentine and his teammate Alex Albon did not finish the race, is a “moment. hard”.
“Brazil was a difficult time for the team and something we did not expect, but it is part of motorsport. Now is the time to show our resilience in the last three races and recover together”the pilot said, in statements released by the team, to preview of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, which will be held from November 22 to 24a challenge that Colapinto faces with enthusiasm.
“There’s a lot to take away from the weekend that will not only help me grow as a driver but also as a person. Everyone at the factory made a great effort to do everything possible to be the best possible position,” he said.
The 21-year-old young man, who He barely completed six races in the ‘Great Circus’, managing to finish in the points in two of them. -eighth in Azerbaijan and tenth in Austin (United States)-, admitted that he is “very confident” and that he and his team will continue to “push as hard as possible” until the end of the season .
“I’m only six races in, but I have a lot of confidence in myself, the team and the people around me. We still have three races left and many opportunities to fight for points starting in Las Vegas. Keep going we will push as hard as we can until we see the checkered flag in Abu Dhabi”he commented.
In the general classification of drivers, Dutchman Max Verstappen, from Red Bull, is the remaining leader with 393 points, surpassing British Lando Norris by 62 (Mclaren) with 86 left to play.
Source: La Verdad
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