Better than Cavani? Franco Colapinto's funny joke on Boca's top scorer

Franco Colapinto is the current reserve driver for the Alpine team and, during a break from the Formula 1 tests in Bahrain, the young Argentine grabbed his cell phone and interacted with some of his followers, in a chat that touched on various topics, including Boca's elimination from the Copa Libertadores .

The truth is that the Pilar native had previously intervened in a publication by X, in which he was accused, in a joking tone, of being the cause of the blackout that the entire paddock suffered during rehearsals.

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It was there that a fandom account called @ColapintoFiles asked him a question about last night's game: "How does the Boca news affect you, Fran?" was the question.

"Even I would have scored," joked Colapinto in reference to the goal missed by Xeneize forward Edinson Cavani , who had the goal at his disposal in the last minute of the match against Alianza Lima and delivered a definition to forget.

Franco Colapinto spoke about the Boca game

At approximately 11 AM Argentina time, the Bahrain pit area went dark and all the staff from the ten teams made do with flashlights to be able to do their job in the best way possible.

In the midst of this chaos, on social media X, a parody account about Charles Leclerc called @TinoCLeclerc, pointed to the Argentine as the author of what happened: " He collapsed after plugging in a toaster in the Alpine box causing all the lights on the circuit to go out (he was making breakfast)," said the Internet user, posting an image of a dog balancing while holding a tray with glasses of water.

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This post was automatically filled with likes and retweets, so it did not go unnoticed by anyone, including Franco himself, who appealed to the right of reply: "The kettle for the mate didn't even heat up the water lpm."

"Let's see how you say 'you cut off all the electricity' in French?" replied another user with the firm intention of testing the Argentine, who continued with the humorous tone and concluded: "It's easier with sign language."

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