Francesco Bagnaia has issued an apology to rival Alex Marquez following a collision between the two riders during last Sunday’s Aragon MotoGP race. The incident, which occurred on lap 18 of the 23-lap race at turn 13, was initially deemed a racing incident by the stewards.
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Franco Colapinto executed a very solid race in Monza to climb from 18th to 12th. The 21-year-old’s race pace was very impressive, especially considering the high levels of tyre degradation at the Italian GP.
Francesco Bagnaia took to his Instagram story to discuss the horrific crash with Alex Marquez at Aragon, which left many stunned. He shared that he was 'in pain' and reflected on the race that led to the severe incident.
Franco Colapinto has reflected on his Formula 1 debut at the Italian Grand Prix after replacing Williams driver Logan Sargeant last week. Starting from 18th after a close call in Q1, he managed to improve six positions during the race, finishing in P12.
Alex Marquez clears the air after that verbal spat the Spanish rider spoke for the first time after his heated exchange with Francesco Bagnaia. The accident occurred when Bagnaia attempted to overtake Marquez, who had run wide, leading to a serious crash involving both riders.
Williams Racing rookie Franco Colapinto secured a strong 12th on F1 debut at Monza. The Argentine racer signed with Williams to replace the struggling Logan Sargeant.
Francesco Bagnaia won the Aragon MotoGP Sprint race but it was not smooth sailing for the reigning champion. Again, Bagnaia, whose season is performing exceptionally to lead the championship, complained of bad track conditions and bike performance.
Logan Sargeant was set to be replaced for the rest of the season. Mick Schumacher and other young talents, including Williams reserve driver Franco Colapinto, were considered.
Williams team principal James Vowles has cleared up rumors about Franco Colapinto's team paying $500,000 per race for him to race in the premier class this season, clarifying that no such incentive exists from the junior driver's side.
Marc Marquez continued dominating Aragon GP, leading FP3 and FP4 practice sessions and improving the track record in the second session. Earlier he had divulged before the weekend, that an ideal weekend for him would be one where he could challenge fellow riders like Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin.
Unsurprisingly, the decision to replace Logan Sargeant with Franco Colapinto has become a huge talking point in F1. Williams is the only team in recent memory (excluding Red Bull) to replace a driver so decisively mid-season.
Williams team principal James Vowles made a straightforward statement that Mick Schumacher was not considered "special" enough to replace Logan Sargeant for the remainder of the 2024 season.
This week has been intense for Williams, who shocked the F1 world by replacing Logan Sargeant with Franco Colapinto. Understandably, this story is dominating F1 news stories and conversations between fans.
Argentinian driver Franco Colapinto is preparing for his debut Formula 1 weekend at the Italian Grand Prix with Williams after he was brought in last minute to replace Logan Sargeant for the remainder of the 2024 season.
Ex-MotoGP competitor Alex Barros recently disclosed that Valentino Rossi has fully endorsed Francesco Bagnaia as he gears for the tussle of his life against Marc Marquez in 2025.
Logan Sargeant faced increasing pressure to retain his Williams seat, especially with the confirmation that three-time F1 race winner Carlos Sainz would replace him in 2025.
The revelation that Williams initiated discussions with Franco Colapinto on Friday night, before Logan Sargeant's crash during FP3 on Saturday, paints a clearer picture of the team's mindset leading up to the Italian Grand Prix.
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After days of speculation, Williams announced Franco Colapinto as the driver to replace Logan Sargeant. This ended the speculation about Sargeant’s future that dominated F1 news after his FP3 crash.
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