Franco Colapinto Receives Support from Bizarrap and Charly Alberti in Mexico

At the Mexico Grand Prix, Argentine driver Franco Colapinto received support from two great figures of the country's music: producer Bizarrap and Soda Stereo's drummer, Charly Alberti. Both artists approached the Hermanos Rodríguez circuit to cheer on the young driver in his Formula 1 debut.


Franco Colapinto Receives Support from Bizarrap and Charly Alberti in Mexico

In Mexico, the main musical scenes support the argument of the pilot Formula 1 Frank Calpinto at this stage in the Spanish Grand Prix. Among these clones were the producer Bizarrap and the legendary rock group Soda Stereo, who personally came to the zone paddock, to support the athlete.

The pilot from Piarras, stuck with the difficulties in qualifying, was forced to start with the last position on the starting grid "Germano Rodriguez". However, this use of the brakes did not only affect the bolides, but also the personal feelings. The pilots, not caring for the transfers in the prestigious circles, turned to their importance. "I am without you from Formula 1, I think the fans and the whole world will be disappointed. I have already spent ten years in the prestigious circles, so I have to let the year pass under his supervision," — said the musician in the interview ESPN.

Bizarrap and Alberti, appearing in Mexico, proved the time in the weather, checked the common love to the sport. Alberti also participated in the social networks publication with photoCOLAPINTO, writing: "Two epochs and one start: Frank Calpinto". He then was photographed with the pilot in the emblem of the previous tour Soda Stereo in 2026 year, adding: "Forward, Frank!!!".

The support Calpinto from the named status became the trend, highlighting the whole season. His publicist called the attention not only to the fans, but also to the technical, who allowed him to make the jumps in the Formula 1. Thus, in the conditions of the slow gong, when he came to the victory in the gong, he supported the support of many important colonists.