Franco Colapinto receives grid penalty for Bahrain GP
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Alpine driver Franco Colapinto will face an additional grid penalty at the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix after taking a new Mercedes V6 engine. This penalty adds to his existing five-place grid drop for the race in Sepang.
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Franco Colapinto handed extra grid penalty at F1 Bahrain GPAlpine driver Franco Colapinto is set for an additional grid penalty at Formula 1's Bahrain GP in Malaysia after taking a new Mercedes V6 engine. Colapinto was set for a five-place grid drop at Sepang, which he carried over from last weekend as a punishment for causing a collision with Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris in Baku. The Argentinian will now be demoted further for taking a fifth ... Keep reading
Colapinto handed extra grid penalty at F1 Bahrain GPAlpine driver Franco Colapinto is set for an additional grid penalty at Formula 1's Bahrain GP in Malaysia after taking a new Mercedes V6 engine. Colapinto was set for a five-place grid drop at Sepang, which he carried over from last weekend as a punishment for causing a collision with Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris in Baku. The Argentinian will now be demoted further for taking a fifth ... Keep reading
Franco Colapinto handed extra grid penalty at F1 Bahrain GPAlpine driver Franco Colapinto is set for an additional grid penalty at Formula 1's Bahrain GP in Malaysia after taking a new Mercedes V6 engine. Colapinto was set for a five-place grid drop at Sepang, which he carried over from last weekend as a punishment for causing a collision with Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris in Baku. The Argentinian will now be demoted further for taking a fifth ... Keep reading
Colapinto handed extra grid penalty at F1 Bahrain GPAlpine driver Franco Colapinto is set for an additional grid penalty at Formula 1's Bahrain GP in Malaysia after taking a new Mercedes V6 engine. Colapinto was set for a five-place grid drop at Sepang, which he carried over from last weekend as a punishment for causing a collision with Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris in Baku. The Argentinian will now be demoted further for taking a fifth ... Keep readingLoading comments…
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