Doohan's F1 future looking more uncertain after Miami
Australian Jack Doohan's Formula One future looks increasingly uncertain amid speculation the rookie could be replaced at Renault-owned Alpine before the next race at Imola.
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I'd rather be a terrier than a wolf, says Horner as F1 row rumbles on
ABU DHABI : Red Bull team boss Christian Horner hit back at Mercedes rival Toto Wolff on Friday after the Austrian called him a 'yapping little terrier'.
Alpine discussing Doohan debut in place of Ocon at F1 finale
DOHA : Alpine could give Australian Jack Doohan his Formula One race debut at next weekend's Abu Dhabi season-ender as replacement for soon-to-depart Esteban Ocon, team boss Oliver Oakes said on Sunday.
Alpine's big leap could be worth 29 million euros, says Briatore
Alpine's big leap from ninth to sixth in the Formula One constructors' championship in Brazil on Sunday could be worth 29.2 million euros ($31.82 million) to the Renault-owned team, according to Flavio Briatore.
De Meo says Renault will not sell Alpine F1 'family jewel'
PARIS : Renault decided to end Formula One engine production after next season for financial reasons but its Alpine team is a "family jewel" and not for sale, chief executive Luca de Meo said on Friday.
F1 Great Michael Schumacher 'Doesn't Speak' After Horror Accident, Communicates Through...
After his life-threatening skiing accident in 2013, Formula One legend Michael Schumacher's life has changed immeasurably over the years. Since then, details about his health condition have been kept confidential. It has been reported in the past that Schumacher has been residing in Switzerland. However, European media recently reported that Schumacher made his first public appearance in over a decade, having attended the wedding of his daughter Gina this week.
Mismanaged Alpine will not be sold, says Briatore
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands : Alpine have been mismanaged and will take years to become podium regulars again but the Renault-owned Formula One team will not be sold, executive advisor and former boss Flavio Briatore said on Saturday.
Alpine F1 principal Famin to leave at end of August
:The Renault-owned Alpine Formula One team are set for their fifth boss in four years after announcing the departure in August of principal Bruno Famin.