Williams F1 driver Franco Colapinto’s hard crash in qualifying has his status for the Las Vegas Grand Prix in doubt

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) -Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto has been cleared to race in Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in qualifying, his Williams team said. The 21-year-old hit the wall during the second phase of Friday night's session,

Franco Colapinto's participation in the Las Vegas Grand Prix will be subject to a medical examination ahead of Saturday evening's race after he suffered a 50G impact in qualifying.

With heavy rains forcing the postponement of qualifying in Brazil to Sunday morning, just hours before the São Paulo Grand Prix, the ten F1 teams faced a difficult challenge with

Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto is uncertain for Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in qualifying. The 21-year-old Williams driver was taken to the medical centre after he hit the wall during the second phase of Friday night's session,

Franco Colapinto was taken to the medical centre after a heavy collision with the wall in qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Argentine driver, who has been linked with a seat at Red Bull for 2025,

Argentine driver Franco Colapinto hits the wall hard but unhurt. Climbs out of the car, telling his garage ‘I'm ok.’