Esteban Ocon and Alpine mutually agree to part ways at the end of the season
Esteban Ocon is set to leave Alpine at the end of the season after he and the team mutually agreed not to renew their deal beyond the expiration of his contract
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Alpine reportedly in talks with Flavio Briatore to take advisory role
According to reports in the French and Italian media Flavio Briatore has been claimed to be in talks to take over as the new boss of the struggling Alpine F1 team.
Alpine considering benching Esteban Ocon after Monaco crash
Esteban Ocon crashed into teammate Pierre Gasly in the opening lap of Monaco last weekend much to the frustration of Alpine team principal Bruno Famin who teased major consequences for the Frenchman.
Alpine considering Mick Schumacher for 2025 F1 seat
Mick Schumacher has piqued the eye of the Alpine F1 team as a potential candidate for any open seat that might pop up for 2025.
Alpine confirms new floor design for Chinese Grand Prix
Alpine has introduced a new floor design for the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend but will only be featured on one car.
Alpine refutes sale rumours amid dismal performance
Alpine has refuted rumours that they’re up for sale despite enduring a dismal start to the season as they remain at the bottom of the standings without any points.
Ferdinand Habsburg in doubt for Imola after testing incident
Ferdinand Habsburg could miss the FIA World Endurance Championship’s second race in Imola due to injuries he suffered following a testing incident at Motorland Aragon.
Pierre Gasly not sure when Alpine will make progress amid upgrades
Pierre Gasly is unable to provide a precise time frame on when Alpine will be able to battle in the midfield even though the team will be bringing a few upgrades to the Japanese Grand Prix.
More Alpine exodus as Bob Bell defects to Aston Martin
Alpine has suffered another blow after Bob Bell confirmed his exit from the Enstone-based outfit for the role of Executive Director at Aston Martin.
Alpine suffers a major blow with two key resignations
Alpine has suffered yet another blow in their early-season troubles following the resignation of head of aerodynamics Dirk de Beer and technical director Matt Harman.