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

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) -Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto has been cleared to race in Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in qualifying, his Williams team said. The 21-year-old hit the wall during the second phase of Friday night's session,

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.

Franco Colapinto escaped serious injury but was said to be uncertain of starting Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after a heavy crash during qu... Already a Barron's subscriber? Sign In

Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto is uncertain for Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in qualifying.

James Vowles said the health of Franco Colapinto is "the priority" of Williams after a huge 50G crash in Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying.

Franco Colapinto’s crash in qualifying for the Las Vegas Grand Prix registered at over 50G, with his participation in Saturday’s race in doubt. The Argentine was on his final flying lap of Q2 and

An F1 star is at risk of missing the Las Vegas Grand Prix after their team issued an official statement. The Las Vegas GP has already been a tough one for Williams, with both Alex Albon and Franco Colapinto exiting qualifying prematurely.

Franco Colapinto has escaped serious injury in a frightening crash in qualifying for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, but isn't certain to race.

George Russell took his third pole position of the season ahead of Carlos Sainz and a super Pierre Gasly in a delayed conclusion to qualifying after a heavy crash by Williams rookie Franco Colapinto.