Alpine’s search for Fernando Alonso’s replacement ‘down to six drivers’
Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi claims that the team is now considering six drivers to race for them in 2023.
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F1 veteran Bell leaves Alpine and joins Aston Martin
:Former Renault technical director Bob Bell has left the Alpine Formula One team, where he had an advisory role, and joined rivals Aston Martin as technical executive director.
Alpine appoint three technical directors after more departures
LONDON : Renault-owned Alpine announced another managerial shake-up on Monday with three new bosses replacing technical director Matt Harman and aerodynamics head Dirk de Beer, who have left the Formula One team after a dismal start to the season.
Alpine facing more upheaval a year on from Piastri saga
LONDON : A year on from the summer shock of Fernando Alonso announcing his departure and Oscar Piastri ruling out replacing him, Renault-owned Alpine go into Formula One's August break in a state of upheaval again.
Williams F1 boss sees 'pain and trouble' at Alpine
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium: Renault-owned Alpine are going through a period of "pain and trouble" evidenced by high-level departures from the Formula One team, Williams boss James Vowles told reporters at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Szafnauer to leave Alpine, Fry moves to Williams
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium : Team boss Otmar Szafnauer will leave Renault-owned Alpine after Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix with Bruno Famin taking over as interim principal, the Formula One team said on Friday.
Krief replaces Rossi as CEO of Renault's Alpine brand
Renault replaced Laurent Rossi on Thursday as chief executive of its Alpine sportscar brand, which competes in Formula One, with Philippe Krief taking over at the top.
Rossi sees Reynolds' winning touch boosting Alpine
ENSTONE, England : Renault-owned Alpine believe Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds has the Midas Touch to help get the team back to the top in Formula One.
Aston Martin a reality check for F1, says Alpine's Rossi
ENSTONE, England : Aston Martin's stunning leap up the grid to regular podium contenders this season has been a reality check for rival teams and Formula One as a whole, says Alpine boss Laurent Rossi.