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Franco Colapinto

Franco Colapinto portrait
Photo: Yu Chu Chin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Team
Alpine
2026 teammate
Pierre Gasly
Country
Argentina
Born
27 May 2003 (23)
2026 standing
P12 · 19 pts
In F1 since
2024 (3 seasons)
World titles
0
Career poles
0
Contract
Alpine through end of 2026 (multi-year deal confirmed Nov 2025)
Est. net worth
$5M (Celebrity Net Worth, 2025 est.)
2026 salary (est.)
~$0.5-1M/year
Marital status
In a relationship
2026 title odds
+9900

Net worth and salary figures are third-party estimates, not audited; treat as speculative.

Titles, poles, and salary sources: [1][2]

Next race outlook · Dutch Grand Prix

As a young driver, Colapinto faces the technical demands of <cite index="15-6,15-7">Zandvoort's undulating track that swoops through sand dunes with increased banking angle</cite>; consistency in qualifying and racecraft will be crucial on this challenging layout.

Speculative outlook, auto-refreshed each race weekend · updated 2026-07-26.

Career record (from race results)
38
Grands Prix
0
Wins
0
Poles
0
Podiums
27
Points
P8
Best grid
4
DNFs

Poles are career pole positions; other figures are from ingested race results. DNF = retired or not classified.

The road to F1

Franco Colapinto began karting at age nine in Pilar, Buenos Aires, winning the Argentine Championship in 2016 and 2018 before relocating to Europe at age fourteen to pursue his career. He claimed the 2019 F4 Spanish Championship with Drivex (11 wins), then progressed through Formula Renault Eurocup, endurance racing (Le Mans, ELMS), FIA Formula 3, and FIA Formula 2 with MP Motorsport. His strong 2023 F3 season (fourth in standings) earned him a place in the Williams Driver Academy, which led to an F1 race debut at the 2024 Italian Grand Prix when he replaced the dropped Logan Sargeant. With no Williams seat available for 2025 due to Carlos Sainz joining the team, Colapinto joined Alpine as a reserve driver and was promoted to a race seat mid-season replacing Jack Doohan, earning a confirmed 2026 race contract alongside Pierre Gasly.

Profile sources: [1][2][3][4][5][6]

Race results: every Grand Prix
202611 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums · 22 pts
RdGrand PrixGridFinishPts
1Australian GPP16P140
2Chinese GPP12P101
3Japanese GPP15P160
4Miami GPP8P76
5Canadian GPP10P68
6Monaco GPP14P140
7Barcelona GPP13P84
8Austrian GPP16P150
9British GPP19P92
10Belgian GPP11P101
11Hungarian GPP13P150
202518 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums · 0 pts
RdGrand PrixGridFinishPts
7Emilia Romagna GPP16P160
8Monaco GPP18P130
9Spanish GPP18P150
10Canadian GPP10P130
11Austrian GPP14P150
12British GPP20Did not start0
13Belgian GPP15P190
14Hungarian GPP14P180
15Dutch GPP16P110
16Italian GPP17P170
17Azerbaijan GPP16P190
18Singapore GPP16P160
19United States GPP15P170
20Mexico City GPP20P160
21São Paulo GPP16P150
22Las Vegas GPP15P150
23Qatar GPP20P140
24Abu Dhabi GPP20P200
20249 races · 0 wins · 0 podiums · 5 pts
RdGrand PrixGridFinishPts
16Italian GPP18P120
17Azerbaijan GPP8P84
18Singapore GPP12P110
19United States GPP15P101
20Mexico City GPP16P120
21São Paulo GPP16Retired0
22Las Vegas GPP20P140
23Qatar GPP19Retired0
24Abu Dhabi GPP20Retired0

Results via the Jolpica-F1 (Ergast) historical results API; refreshed automatically after each race.