Colapinto robbed during summer break
Alpine driver Franco Colapinto has said he was robbed while staying at Lake Como during the F1 summer break, with thieves taking a number of personal items including clothes. In a now-deleted social media post, Colapinto wrote: “Who would have thought that Italians would steal everything from a Latino,” before later changing “Italians” to “Europeans” amid what reports described as a backlash. He later posted: “Last photos of these clothes, mate, etc., etc.”
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