Formula 1: This is how Franco Colapinto has fared so far in 2025 | OneFootball

The Argentine driver Franco Colapinto (Alpine) will compete this weekend in the Qatar Grand Prix, which corresponds to the 23rd round of the Formula 1 championship, where he will seek to score his first points of the season.

Colapinto, who recently finished 15th after the disqualifications of McLaren's British driver Lando Norris and Australian Oscar Piastri, is struggling significantly this season, as he has the worst car on the grid and is the only one who hasn't scored points along with Australian Jack Doohan, who only raced in the first six Grand Prix of the year.

The only race where Colapinto came close to scoring points this year was at the Dutch GP, where he finished 11th, although he could have finished even higher if his team, Alpine, hadn't delayed in giving the order to Frenchman Pierre Gasly to let him pass.

Colapinto, who made his debut in the category last year racing for Williams and managed to score five points, also had decent performances in the Italian and Canadian Grand Prix, where he finished 13th on both occasions.

In the remaining races, the Argentine suffered from his own mistakes and also from Alpine's lack of competitiveness, finishing below 15th place in the other races (15th in Spain, Austria, Brazil, and Las Vegas, 16th in Emilia-Romagna, Singapore, and Mexico, 17th in Monza and Austin, 18th in Hungary, 19th in Belgium and Azerbaijan, while in Great Britain he didn't even start due to problems with his car).

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