WHEELS OFF! Williams’ Franco Colapinto’s F1 Car Left in Shreds After Horror Crash in Las Vegas!
The highly-anticipated Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying session came to a dramatic halt on Saturday after Williams driver Franco Colapinto was involved in a horrific crash. The Argentine driver lost control of his car, resulting in a devastating impact that left his vehicle in shreds.
As Colapinto approached the high-speed corner, his car’s rear end suddenly swung out, causing him to spin out of control. The Williams car then made contact with the barrier, shearing off three of its wheels. Debris was scattered all over the track, prompting an immediate red flag.
Fortunately, Colapinto walked away from the wreckage, seemingly unscathed. The Williams team, however, faces a monumental task to repair the damaged car ahead of Sunday’s race.
The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the Las Vegas street circuit, which is making its debut on the F1 calendar. The crash has also sparked debate about the need for improved run-off areas and enhanced safety features.
The qualifying session is set to resume once the track has been cleared of debris and the barrier has been repaired. The drivers will be eager to get back out on track, but the shocking crash will undoubtedly be on everyone’s mind.