Ferrari’s home race is a great chance for Charles Leclerc, but even more crucial for Carlos Sainz and his hopes of challenging for the 2022 F1 title. That’s what our special... read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has applauded the fact Mercedes is unable to spend its way out of trouble in F1's new regulatory era. read more »

Alpine want to be clear on the regulations surrounding any new manufacturers come 2026 and beyond. read more »

A lack of power unit performance was a handicap for the Alpine team last year, when Renault's Viry-Chatillon powertrain division was focussed on a major upgrade for this... read more »

Volkswagen announced recently that Porsche and Audi are set to enter the series when the new engine formula is introduced in 2026, pending final confirmation of the rules.A new... read more »

Alpine would consider a loan for Oscar Piastri, but want a recall option for when they become a title contender. read more »

Alpine's Esteban Ocon has expressed confidence over Oscar Piastri finding a full-time drive in Formula 1 in the near future. Piastri won last year's FIA Formula 2... read more »

The reigning Formula 2 champion has been sidelined from any racing this season thanks to his Alpine Academy deal and the team having two race drivers in Esteban Ocon and... read more »

Ride onboard with Alpine's Fernando Alonso and Red Bull's Sergio Perez as they take a spin in Australian Supercars from the Supercars Championship series! For more... read more »

Alpine understood why it would have made sense to put Oscar Piastri on the track in front of his home fans, but had several reasons why it was not a good idea. read more »

Fernando Alonso needs the car to challenge at the front - and Alpine are sure they can provide that for him. read more »

Otmar Szafnauer has insisted there is "no pressure" on Alpine to place Oscar Piastri in a 2023 F1 race seat. read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer trusts the FIA will "investigate and come to the right conclusion" over similarities between the Ferrari and Haas cars. read more »

Ferrari has indicated that it will hold back on developments for its local race because of the added complication of it being a sprint weekend, with the restrictions on Friday... read more »

Alpine's Esteban Ocon has pledged to do all he can to save the French Grand Prix from disappearing from the Formula 1 schedule going forward. The race at the Circuit Paul... read more »

Alpine CEO, Laurent Rossi, was disappointed with the team's Australian Grand Prix result despite Esteban Ocon extending his run of finishing the points at every race so... read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has levelled a playful dig at former team Aston Martin after Sebastian Vettel's crash scuppered Fernando Alonso at the Australian... read more »

Alpine have a "nice upgrade" on the way, it would seem. read more »

The Australian has found himself without a race seat this season off the back of three consecutive titles in Formula Renault, Formula 3 and Formula 2.Winning the F2 title in... read more »

Leclerc domination. Max frustration. What does the Australian Grand Prix mean for Ferrari and Red Bull’s title fight? om Clarkson and the team from Network10 TV in Australia... read more »

Alpine "flattered to deceive on pace" at Albert Park, according to Martin Brundle. read more »

Alpine driver Fernando Alonso says he has been left 'speechless' by his recent run of bad luck in Formula 1. read more »

We are generally disappointed with today's result, however, it's a good sign that we're not satisfied as it underlines how far we have progressed as a team. read more »

Fernando Alonso was left "speechless" after a "killer" safety car added to his Australian Grand Prix weekend woes. read more »

Fernando Alonso was confident Alpine's pace was right up there this weekend. read more »