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

Williams driver Franco Colapinto will take part in Saturday evening's Las Vegas Grand Prix after passing a medical examination following his high-impact crash in qualifying. Due to the forces involved in the accident,

Franco Colapinto has escaped serious injury in a frightening crash in qualifying for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, but isn't certain to race.

Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto is uncertain for Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in qualifying.

After a 50G crash at the end of Q2, it was unclear if Franco Colapinto would be given a clean bill of health to race in the Las Vegas Grand Prix or if his FW46 would be repaired in time.

Formula 1 qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix has been delayed following a huge crash from Williams star Franco Colapinto. As Q2 came to a close, the Argentine endured a major crash in the final sector which completely destroyed his Williams, with the right side of his car smashed to bits.

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 Qualifying round put Verstappen in the third row in P5 along with Lando Norris in P6, his only rival for the Championship. The post F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix: Last practice and qualifying results appeared first on The Manual.

Franco Colapinto will start the Las Vegas Grand Prix from the pit lane after being cleared to race despite a 50G crash in qualifying. The Williams driver hit the inside wall at Turn 16 late in Q2,

Franco Colapinto, who escaped serious injury in a high-speed crash in qualifying for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, has been cleared to take part in Saturday night's race, his Williams

Franco Colapinto added to Williams' growing repair bill when he wrecked the FW46 in qualy for the Las Vegas GP.