Franco Colapinto's F1 negotiations saw missed opportunities with Red Bull but led to a promising reserve driver role at Alpine.

Franco Colapinto’s manager has revealed Red Bull had an interest in her client, but a deal which could’ve seen him

One of Franco Colapinto's managers has admitted the impressive Argentine had talks with Red Bull. Ultimately, it was a (…)

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According to Catarineu, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner expressed genuine interest in Colapinto's potential, considering him either as a teammate for Max Verstappen or for the secondary Red Bull team.

One of Franco Colapinto's managers admitted that the Argentine had talks with Red Bull. But in the end, Flavio Briatore prevailed and reportedly paid a whopping $20 million to Williams for a five-year loan of the 21-year-old.

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Franco Colapinto has recently signed with Alpine, where he hopes to return to F1 as a full-time driver at some point of the season. Still, it could have turned out differently, as Red Bull were also interested in the Argentinian driver.