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F1 star berates his own team as Christian Horner appointment rumours emerge
Steve Nielsen has been unveiled as Alpine's new managing director - a role designed to take over Oakes' former duties. But the absence of a 'team principal' title, and the fact Nielsen has never previously led an F1 team, has sparked rumours about Christian Horner being lined up for the top job.
Colapinto's shaky start in the Alpine seat has raised questions about his future, particularly since senior advisor Flavio ...
Alain Prost has claimed he had to convince Renault to sign Oscar Piastri to its junior programme well before he came close to ...
Mercedes reserve Valtteri Bottas is completing a test session with the team as rumors over his F1 future continue ...
Franco Colaptino has moved past five initial F1 races he was given to impress Alpine. Here's how his 2025 season situation ...
Formula One has no shortage of young talent, but few drivers embody passion and resilience quite like Pierre Gasly, now ...
Mercedes F1 chief Toto Wolff has confirmed that he has held talks with senior Alpine figure Flavio Briatore over a potential driver switch. Mercedes entered 2025 with a strong driver lineup, with race ...
Alpine is bringing back a figure from its glory days to help the struggling Formula 1 team out of a disastrous season.
Renault-owned Alpine appointed former sporting director Steve Nielsen on Friday to handle the day-to-day running of the ...
He's coming back! Sergio Perez is set return to Formula 1 in 2026 joining the American Cadillac team where he will become ...
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How can Alpine turn around its plummeting F1 performance?Management shakeups, driver changes and a distinct lack of performance have all plagued Alpine’s 2025 F1 season, but does it ...
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