Williams interim driver Franco Colapinto's manager, Maria Catarineu, is confident that the Argentine driver will remain in Formula 1 for the 2025 season. This a

"Don't worry, I'll get there." Against all the odds, the Argentine driver has gotten to F1 after a long decade of hard work away from home.

Red Bull have been in negotiations with Williams over the prospect of signing Franco Colapinto for 2025, with Liam Lawson being lined up to be promoted to replace Sergio Perez

Speculation about Franco Colapinto racing in one of Red Bull's cars in 2025 has intensified after Red Bull chief Christian Horner was spotted visiting the Willi

Franco Colapinto’s rapid rise in Formula 1 has sparked major interest from teams like Red Bull and Alpine. Currently with Williams, Colapinto’s impressive performances have led Williams to double his price tag,

Red Bull must decide whether to honour Sergio Perez's contract or to replace him for 2025, either with RB racer Liam Lawson or with an external signing like Franco Colapinto

Red Bull’s surprise link to signing Franco Colapinto is the latest twist in the Formula 1 driver market – but would it work?

Williams will seemingly test Red Bull ’s desire to sign Franco Colapinto by setting a $20m price tag on the youngster. Red Bull look set to part ways with Sergio Perez at the end of this Formula 1 season, which has been a disappointing campaign for the Mexican, and Colapinto is among the options to replace him.

Franco Colapinto believes that Williams releasing him would be the "normal thing" to do should a rival team be prepared

Williams are likely to spend the rest of 2024 negotiating with rival teams about their interest Franco Colapinto. Red Bull and Alpine have already enquired about the 21-year-old’s availability, with talks advanced taking place in the background.