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

George Russell topped the time sheets in the final practice ahead of qualifying at the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix on Friday, beating out McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz.

Franco Colapinto's participation in the Las Vegas Grand Prix will be subject to a medical examination ahead of Saturday evening's race after he suffered a 50G impact in qualifying.

The team began the year at the back of the grid, as Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly locked out the back row for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. However marked improvement has been the story of their final half of the season,

Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto is uncertain for Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in qualifying. The 21-year-old Williams driver was taken to the medical centre after he hit the wall during the second phase of Friday night's session,

Franco Colapinto was taken to the medical centre after a heavy collision with the wall in qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Argentine driver, who has been linked with a seat at Red Bull for 2025,

Franco Colapinto may miss the Las Vegas Grand Prix due to a severe 50G crash during qualifying, according to Williams Racing.

Franco Colapinto’s abrupt smash into the walls of the Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit in qualifying may have just ended his immediate hopes of landing an F1 seat. The Argentinean driver endured a horrific moment during qualifying in Las Vegas when a momentary lapse of concentration sent him barreling into the concrete barrier lining the track.

Franco Colapinto escaped serious injury but was said to be uncertain of starting Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after a heavy crash during qualifying on Friday. "During qualifying, Franco sustained a significant impact,