Jack Duane: Whatever the pressure is, I like it all

      Jack Duen assures that he is not afraid of additional pressure associated with the appearance in Alpine F1 fast Argentine Franco Colapinto, who became the reserve driver of the team. Colapinto has proved himself well last year, when starting with the Italian Grand Prix replaced in Williams American Logan Sargent, scoring points in his second race in Formula 1. On his account 9 races, while Duane, who was also a reserve Alpine, only one - the Australian debuted in the past December in Abu Dhabi. But when the factory team of the concern Renault agreed with Williams that will invite Kolapinto on the terms of lease, immediately began rumors that Franco may soon replace Duane.

      Until today Jack did not comment on this situation, but on the eve of the London presentation of F1 75 Live, he had to answer questions about the Argentine. "I do not fear the pressure, I was told that his role - to be a reserve racer - quotes Duen RacingNews365. - I think in any case I've become one of the 20 drivers in the world to compete in Formula 1. From the time when I was karting, then got to Formula 3 and Formula 2, I knew that I would do everything possible to get into Formula 1, and I am ready for any sacrifice.

      I don't think it makes much difference whether it's someone who is already with the team or any other driver who is not with the team but is doing well - you're always going to be under pressure because it's a championship where survival of the fittest. Whatever the level of pressure is, I'm enjoying it and I'm going to enjoy my debut season in Formula 1".