Franco Colapinto is chasing another points finish as Formula 1 begins a run of three consecutive race weekends, according to Olé. The Argentine driver said his target is "to get another result among the top ten," the outlet Campeones reported. The stretch includes races at what Olé described as special venues, with one of them starting in the early hours.
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku will be held on a Saturday rather than the usual Sunday, La Nueva Provincia reported. The outlet explained there is a specific reason behind the scheduling change, though the summary did not detail it. The Baku round is one of the three back-to-back events on the calendar.
Coverage of the race weekend also includes attention on Sergio Pérez, with ESPN Argentina publishing a preview of what to expect from the Mexican driver in Azerbaijan. Página|12 framed the coming days as a Formula 1 week in which Colapinto will try to keep his current run of form going in Baku.
Colapinto's stated goal of a top-ten result follows his recent performances, though the source material did not specify which races those were. The three-race sequence places added demands on teams and drivers, with travel and preparation compressed between events.
What to watch next: whether Colapinto can convert his target into points in Baku, and how the Saturday race schedule affects the weekend's running.