Hungarian grand prix
Formula 1: Alpine Driver Franco Colapinto Crashes During Tyre Test At Hungaroring
The incident occurred on day two of testing as teams continued evaluations of Pirelli’s 2026 tyre prototypes, part of a major regulation overhaul set to reshape Formula 1 next season.
The Argentine racer lost control at Turn 11—a fast 142-mph right-hander with minimal run-off—and was taken to the circuit’s medical centre. Alpine later confirmed that Colapinto had been cleared after the check-up.
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