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Christian Horner expresses unfinished business in Formula 1
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Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has indicated a desire to return to Formula 1, stating he has unfinished business in the sport. Speaking at the European Motor Show in Dublin, he emphasized he would only rejoin for a competitive project with an equity stake. Rumors link him particularly to a potential shareholding in Alpine.
Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has broken his silence, expressing a desire to return to Formula 1 with 'unfinished business' after his 2025 departure. Speaking at the European Motor Show in Dublin, the 52-year-old emphasized he would only rejoin a winning team as a partner, not an employee. Speculation links him to Alpine and other outfits ahead of the 2026 season.
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Aníbal Colapinto, father of Argentine driver Franco Colapinto, shared emotional anecdotes about his son's Formula 1 career. He revealed an unexpected coincidence between Franco and a category champion, as well as the family story behind the iconic number 43. The father got teary-eyed recalling the beginnings in Europe, describing them as 'wonderful'.
Jack Doohan, replaced by Franco Colapinto at Alpine for 2026, surprised with a supportive message to another driver who lost his F1 seat. The public gesture highlights solidarity in motorsport's premier category. The replacement confirmation drew paddock attention.
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Argentine driver Franco Colapinto made history in Formula 1 by surpassing an impressive mark during his participation in the Qatar Grand Prix last weekend. His team, Alpine, praised him as 'that is our boy' for the achievement. Colapinto expects to add new positive records in the remainder of the season.
Alpine prepares for the Brazilian Grand Prix without confirming several drivers for 2025, including Franco Colapinto and Mick Schumacher. Rumors swirl about the Argentine's potential stay in Formula 1. Meanwhile, Colapinto shared a friendly moment with former driver Rubens Barrichello, sparking debate.
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Juan Pablo Montoya, a former Formula 1 driver, issued an unexpected criticism of Franco Colapinto, suggesting his spot in Alpine owes more to money than performance. Yet, a poll in a critical media outlet revealed overwhelming support for his future with the team. Fans await an official announcement on his continuity.
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