The Las Vegas GP Formula 1 It was a real roller coaster for the Argentine Franco Colapinto. The young pilot of Williams He came to the United States with the idea of being able to put a car on the track that would be competitive after the blow in Brazil. In the world of the highest category, the idea of consecrating a new world champion was beginning to circulate. Things were going and it seemed that everything could collapse for Colapinto. The sensations rose and fell dizzyingly after a strong blow that the Argentine suffered in the qualifying round. It all happened in a matter of hours.
Williams worked hard to recover the car for Franco Colapinto and managed to put it on track. The pilot underwent several medical examinations that determined that he was in optimal condition to face the demands of a GP. Everything is dizzying. Everything happens from one moment to the next and the pressures subject the pilots to the most intense tests and in that context the Argentine once again passed the test. While this was happening, the category developed a new date that would mark its destiny.
The Red Bull driver, Max Verstappen arrived in Las Vegas with the chance to become world champion. The concrete possibility arose and the 27-year-old driver achieved his fourth consecutive crown. Max finished ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris and thus sealed history. The driver from the Netherlands had an excellent first half of the season that allowed him to impose his conditions in the drivers’ championship. Norris then regained ground, but was unable to get close enough to put Max’s plans in check.
While all this was happening in the world of Formula 1, in A race took place in Las Vegas where George Russell won the victory in a forceful way. The British driver from Mercedes Benz dominated the competition from start to finish, making it clear that his victory began in the training sessions where he was already firm and confident. The podium was completed by the other Mercedes driver, Lewis Hamilton in second position, recovering from a bad classification, while third place went to Ferrari’s Spanish Carlos Sainz.
The Williams team half recovers its smile. Franco Colapinto manages to finish his career making it clear that his chances of continuing to look for his place in the 2025 season They are intact and at the British team headquarters they are enjoying the recovery of the Argentine pilot who lived through intense days. The opposite was Alex Albon who had to abandon the competition due to problems in his drive plant. It was not a good weekend for Colapinto’s teammate who closed his time in the United States without pain or glory.