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Will Franco Colapinto Land a 2025 F1 Seat? Williams and Red Bull Keep Argentine Phenom’s Future in Limbo

Miguel Cunha by Miguel Cunha
December 4, 2024
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Franco Colapinto to Replace Logan Sargeant at Williams for the Remainder of the 2024 F1 Season, Debuting at Monza

The F1 paddock is buzzing with intrigue as Franco Colapinto’s manager expresses growing confidence that the Argentine sensation will find himself on the 2025 Formula 1 grid. After bursting onto the scene mid-season, Colapinto has made an impression with Williams, but as team line-ups solidify, his path to a full-time seat remains murky.

Williams promoted Colapinto from the Italian Grand Prix onwards, giving him nine rounds to prove himself following Logan Sargeant’s lackluster performances. Colapinto, undeterred by the pressure, has delivered five points across six races, showcasing a talent that has caught the attention of F1 powerhouses. But with Williams locking in Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon through 2025, his chances with the Grove-based team are slim.

Colapinto’s manager, Maria Catarineu of Bullet Sports Management, confirmed that Williams is fully committed to finding a way for the 20-year-old to remain on the grid. Speaking to Campeones TV, Catarineu emphasized the team’s support: “Williams is the first one who is looking for the best option for Franco. It’s a great team, and we feel like a family.”

If Williams can’t place Colapinto with another team, he will be retained as a Reserve Driver while potentially gaining experience in other series. But the Argentine’s camp is hopeful that recent discussions with Red Bull could lead to a seat with either Red Bull Racing or their sister team, AlphaTauri.

In Brazil, Red Bull’s Christian Horner was seen meeting with Williams’ James Vowles, sparking rumors of a potential transfer. Vowles was careful not to reveal too much, telling reporters, “We’re actively working with teams to find the right arrangement for Franco… It’s never straightforward between F1 teams because you’re competing on the track, but we’re trying to find the best career solution for him.”

With Red Bull still finalizing its 2025 lineup, Colapinto’s future may hinge on whether Red Bull retains Sergio Perez or Liam Lawson. While Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda are confirmed, Perez’s seat has been a point of speculation, and Lawson’s position is equally tenuous. Catarineu remains hopeful, adding, “When so many people put so much intention into making something happen, it would be fair that it ends up happening.”

If Red Bull doesn’t pan out, there may be a surprising alternative. Reports suggest Alpine, despite having Pierre Gasly and Jack Doohan under contract for 2025, has registered interest in Colapinto.

With teams battling for the best talent, Colapinto’s F1 future could take an exciting twist as negotiations intensify. Fans and pundits alike will be watching closely to see if the young star from Argentina can secure his place among the sport’s elite.

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