Argentinian Formula 1 driver, Franco Colapinto, prepares to compete in the Brazilian Grand Prix at the Interlagos circuit, an event that brings him closer to his Latin American and Argentine followers. In the lead-up to the race, Colapinto expressed his enthusiasm for racing in a setting similar to his home, highlighting the excitement of being in Brazil, a race he finds "as close as possible to what I enjoy at home."
The young Argentine driver did not go unnoticed in São Paulo, generating great anticipation, quickly selling out tickets and attracting a crowd of Argentine fans. Colapinto thanked the support received throughout the week, recognizing the importance of the backing from his compatriots in every competition: "The support from fans during this triple-header has been incredible. I hope you have a really nice weekend, enjoy it a lot, and let's go for it."
Franco Colapinto will begin his participation in Interlagos this Friday, taking part in free practice sessions and qualifying for the Sprint Race. With humor and closeness, the Argentine driver addressed his fans, anticipating the presence of Argentines in the crowd to cheer him and the team on during the weekend.
In light of the significant display of affection and loyalty, Colapinto did not hesitate to thank his fans through an audio message that quickly went viral, demonstrating his appreciation and gratitude for their continuous support. With the encouragement of the fans and his determination to elevate Argentina's name, the young driver aims to stand out with the unconditional support of his people at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Additionally, seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton praised Franco Colapinto and advocated for his continuity in the category for the upcoming season, where the Argentine driver seeks a seat to define his future in the top-tier motorsport competition. In a press conference prior to the Brazilian Grand Prix attended by Hamilton and Lance Stroll, the Brit highlighted Colapinto's worth and expressed his desire to see him continue competing in Formula 1.
