Speculation about Franco Colapinto racing in one of Red Bull's cars in 2025 has intensified after Red Bull chief Christian Horner was spotted visiting the Willi

Williams will seemingly test Red Bull’s desire to sign Franco Colapinto by setting a $20m price tag on the youngster. Red Bull look set to part ways with Sergio Perez at the end of this Formula 1 season,

"Don't worry, I'll get there." Against all the odds, the Argentine driver has gotten to F1 after a long decade of hard work away from home.

Franco Colapinto believes Williams should allow him to race elsewhere next season, should an F1 race seat not be available for him.

Franco Colapinto’s future is fast becoming a constant theme in F1 news outlets. The 21-year-old is at the centre of negotiations between several teams – including Alpine and Red Bull.

Colapinto is impressing at Williams but Sainz will join from Ferrari to partner Albon for 2025 – so where does this leave the young Argentine with just one spot left unconfirmed for next year?

Jack Doohan’s Formula 1 debut for 2025 is reportedly in doubt after new rumors have emerged that Alpine, alongside Red Bull, are now looking for Williams rookie Franco Colapinto’s services for a full-time seat next season.

Alpine - or rather advisor Flavio Briatore - is said to be the next person to target Franco Colapinto after Red Bull and Helmut Marko had previously had their eye on the Argentine from Williams. The star of the moment,