Franco Colapinto's solid 2026 F1 season continued with a very good performance at the Belgian GP to come home in P10.
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Colapinto “happy” with P10 at 2026 F1 Belgian GP, urges Alpine to improve A526

Franco Colapinto’s solid 2026 F1 season continued with a very good performance at the Belgian GP to come home in P10. In qualifying on Saturday, the driver from Argentina was 0.061s slower than Pierre Gasly in Q2 as they finished P12 and P13. However, both gained two spots thanks to grid penalties for Lando Norris…

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Colapinto calls Alpine’s 2026 F1 British GP “damage limitation” as Racing Bulls prove stronger

Despite securing P9 at the 2026 F1 British GP, Franco Colapinto shared that Alpine’s race was one of “damage limitation” after Racing Bulls proved to be quicker. The Enstone-based team started on the back foot after failing to score points in the Sprint Race and lining up P16 and P19 for Sunday’s race. Colapinto’s P19…

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Gasly rues operational errors by Alpine in 2026 F1 British GP amid performance lack

Pierre Gasly is fine to score double points in F1 British GP, but felt Alpine let down operationally which cost them more points in tight midfield fight. Having had a good run at the start of the F1 2026 season, Alpine has fallen back behind Racing Bulls in the fight for fifth in the constructors’…

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Franco Colapinto driving for Alpine at the 2026 F1 Austrian GP
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Colapinto: Alpine “really struggled” in 2026 F1 Austrian GP

The 2026 F1 Austrian GP was a challenging weekend for Alpine; Franco Colapinto, who started in P16, moved up only one spot to finish P15, a lap down on the race winner, George Russell. The combination of higher track temperatures and a general lack of pace left both drivers out of the points. The Argentinian…

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Colapinto and Gasly on track for Alpine on Sunday at the Barcelona-Catalunya GP ahead of the F1 2026 Austrian GP
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Alpine seeks to extend points-scoring run ahead of 2026 F1 Austrian GP

The Alpine F1 Team heads to the 2026 Austrian GP in Spielberg with strong momentum following an intense start to the European phase of the 2026 F1 season. After a successful Right of Review petition officially restored Pierre Gasly’s third-place podium in Monaco, the team followed up with a double-points finish in Barcelona, where Gasly…

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Franco Colapinto of Argentina driving the (43) Alpine F1 A526 Mercedes on track during the F1 Grand Prix of Barcelona-Catalunya at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on June 14, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain.
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Colapinto on “very positive” 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP

Alpine had a strong Sunday at the 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP with Franco Colapinto and teammate Pierre Gasly finishing P8 and P7 respectively. However, the Argentinian dropped to P10 after being handed a 10-second penalty for a yellow flag infringement. Despite the penalty, he still finished within the points. A strong recovery drive for Alpine…

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Monaco Grand Prix, Saturday George Russell of Great Britain driving the (63) Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team W17 on track during qualifying ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Monaco. Toto Wolff reacts to Alpine's Right of Review
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Wolff on potential Mercedes legal response to Gasly’s penalty removals five days after 2026 F1 Monaco GP

Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff expressed his frustration and shared that the team is exploring legal options following Alpine’s successful 2026 F1 Monaco GP Right of Review request. How Alpine’s Right of Review affects Mercedes At the 2026 F1 Monaco GP, Alpine’s Pierre Gasly had taken the chequered flag in P3 but was demoted to…

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Alpine managing director Steve Nielsen explained why Alpine was successful in their appeal as Pierre Gasly regains Monaco GP podium
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Nielsen explains why Alpine was successful in their appeal as Gasly regains Monaco podium ahead of 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP 

Speaking ahead of the 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP, Alpine managing director Steve Nielsen explained why the team was successful in their appeal effort, restoring a Monaco GP podium for Pierre Gasly. Gasly was among those affected by the mayhem in Monaco as several pitlane speeding infractions were recorded during the race, triggering automatic sanctions for…

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