They raced all the way to the chequered flag, then came to chat to F1 Nation! Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, Christian Horner and Adrian Newey, McLaren’s Lando Norris and Haas boss... read more »

Esteban Ocon described his fierce fights during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as "like a go-kart race" after being involved in several wheel-to-wheel battles. Ocon... read more »

Fernando Alonso says Alpine "gave points to other teams" through his Saudi DNF, the cause of his loss of power still unknown. read more »

Ocon started two places ahead of Alonso in fifth, but having dropped behind Mercedes' George Russell, he had to fend off the Spaniard, the pair trading places several... read more »

The Briton qualified sixth in Jeddah, behind the four cars of Ferrari and Red Bull, and the Alpine of Esteban Ocon, and finished sixth, having no pace to match the... read more »

We have mixed feelings from today's race. read more »

The Mercedes driver battled up the order from his lowly starting position of 15th to hold sixth place for the middle part of the race, but was unable to pit under the virtual... read more »

Qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was excellent for Alpine, but Alonso believes the team has even more potential. read more »

Alpine team principal, Otmar Szafnauer, has called the laps by Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso "excellent" as the pair start the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in fifth... read more »

George Russell says getting Mercedes' W13 into the right window "is so difficult" after the team's struggles during qualifying in Saudi Arabia. Russell... read more »

Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer says Aston Martin wanted him to stay, but Martin Whitmarsh's arrival changed his mind. read more »

Ocon approached Turn 9 on a flying lap when he was briefly impeded by the McLaren driver, who was on an outlap.The incident forced the Alpine driver to abort his lap, although... read more »

We're delighted with today's result with brilliant laps from Esteban and Fernando to put us well inside the top ten for tomorrow. read more »

Alpine's Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon reflect on a productive Friday ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix read more »

After Friday running, BWT Alpine F1 Team Sporting Director Alan Permane sees improvement in the car at "challenging" Jeddah Corniche Circuit. read more »

The car has run well today, and it feels a little more together than this time last weekend. read more »

Alpine has confirmed the team has completed a 'precautionary' engine change on Fernando Alonso's car in Saudi Arabia. read more »

The BWT Alpine F1 Team is riding on a high from its double points finish in Bahrain last weekend. read more »

He's feeling optimistic about the new Formula 1 season so far. read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has likened current driver Fernando Alonso to his former in Sebastian Vettel, claiming the F1 champions leave "no stone... read more »

Aseel Al Hamad and W Series driver Abbi Pulling, became the first-ever female drivers to drive an F1 car in Saudi Arabia during the week, in what was a hugely inspiring move by... read more »

Now that the new rules are in place, there's nowhere to hide for Alpine. read more »

We will have a different rear wing for this weekend and Esteban will return to the latest spec sidepod after the issue from last week. read more »

Alpine principal Otmar Szafnauer is urging the FIA to act and ensure that Formula 1 remains a level playing field. read more »

Alpine will have no excuses for below-par performances in Formula One's new era, where a radical rules overhaul and the introduction of a lower budget cap are aimed at... read more »