Franco Colapinto's strong performance in just two Grands Prix, especially his eighth-place finish in Baku ahead of a seasoned driver like Lewis Hamilton, certainly suggests he has significant potential in Formula 1.

Franco Colapinto has forced himself into the frame for a 2025 F1 drive after two races with Williams. Adam Cooper reveals the team is prepared to do a deal with Audi for its junior driver — if he gets

Lewis Hamilton couldn't remember Franco Colapinto's name in the aftermath of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix - but the young Argentine was delighted to meet his idol anyway

Williams driver Franco Colapinto, who stepped in to replace Logan Sargeant for the remainder of the 2024 season, has been attracting attention after his remarka

The rookie Williams driver stormed into Q3, and at moments earlier in the session posted times that had his name atop the sheets with the likes of Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, and other more experienced drivers. He ultimately qualified ninth, an achievement he described as an “amazing feeling” in his post-session comments.

Franco Colapinto aims to match teammate Albon's performance by the season's end, despite uncertainties for 2025.

Williams boss James Vowles says he will approach Audi about a potential 2025 race seat for Franco Colapinto. Argentine rookie driver Colapinto, 21, replaced Logan Sargeant at Williams two races ago and has already impressed, finishing eighth at Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix for his first points in F1.

Williams team principal James Vowles believes "you have to let good drivers race" as he weighs up working with Audi to find a permanent Formula 1 seat for Franco Colapinto. The Argentinian began the year in F2 but was promoted for the final nine F1 races to partner Alex Albon in place of Logan Sargeant,