Oscar Piastri's manager Mark Webber has accused Alpine of exaggerating the investment it has made in the soon-to-be McLaren driver. read more »

Insisting that things are "still great" with Daniel Ricciardo, Lando Norris admits that he is relishing the arrival of Oscar Piastri in 2023. read more »

Lando Norris states he is eagerly anticipating his upcoming partnership with Oscar Piastri, who will join him at McLaren next season. The Woking-based outfit confirmed earlier... read more »

Although ultimately it was a matter for F1's Contract Recognition Board, and cost Alpine nearly £540,000 in legal fees, it also included the situation descending at times... read more »

Oscar Piastri has been warned about making "enemies" in F1 before he has ever raced at the top level by Jenson Button. read more »

Former F1 champion Nico Rosberg has slated Alpine's handling of Oscar Piastri's contract situation. read more »

Australian Oscar Piastri says a "breakdown in trust" with Alpine led to his decision to reject them and join McLaren. read more »

Silly season is in full swing with Oscar Piastri confirmed for McLaren in 2023! Will Buxton and Lawrence Barretto look at what this means for the driver market as we head into... read more »

Lando Norris insists there are no problems within McLaren despite Daniel Ricciardo's departure and the awkward timing of his replacement Oscar Piastri's new contract. read more »

Oscar Piastri should be allowed to exit Alpine early, before the end of this season, to link up with McLaren, according to Zak Brown. read more »

It was announced before the Belgian GP that McLaren will be parting company with Ricciardo at the end of this season, with Oscar Piastri announced as his replacement on... read more »

Otmar Szafnauer has conceded Alpine could end Oscar Piastri's contract early and allow him to leave the team on Monday. read more »

Paddock insiders have suggested that the ease with which 2021 Formula 2 champion Piastri was able to walk away from Alpine, after the team had invested heavily in bringing its... read more »

F1's Contract Recognition Board announced on Friday that Piastri's only valid contract for 2023 was with McLaren, putting an end to the dispute with Alpine which... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has responded to an attack on his credibility after repeatedly backing Daniel Ricciardo for a 2023 drive despite having already signed... read more »

Oscar Piastri says he chose to leave Alpine for McLaren after a breakdown in trust with the team, adding that the way in which he was dealt with was "bizarre and... read more »

New McLaren signing Oscar Piastri has accused Alpine of "bizarre" actions in handling his Formula 1 future and says it was "very upsetting" to be falsely... read more »

Alpine is set to decide early next week whether to retain Oscar Piastri's services through the end of 2022. The Contract Recognition Board reached a unanimous verdict on... read more »

In the wake of the Contract Recognition Board deciding that Alpine has no claims to the Australian for next year, it has been confirmed that he will be joining McLaren in... read more »

McLaren-bound Oscar Piastri has criticised Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer for the 'bizarre and upsetting' discussion over his apparent promotion to the team. read more »

Oscar Piastri has shed light on the background of his switch from Alpine to McLaren and says he was left upset by the way the announcement surrounding his F1 future was handled.  read more »

In the wake of the shock decision of Fernando Alonso to join Aston Martin for next season, Alpine issued a statement shortly afterwards that Piastri would be stepping up to... read more »

Oscar Piastri has opened up on his departure from the Alpine Formula 1 team, describing it as a "bizarre and upsetting" episode. On Friday, McLaren announced that... read more »

McLaren's big move: Why Piastri, and what now for Alpine, Ricciardo read more »

Andreas Seidl has revealed his shock at Oscar Piastri's deal being taken to the Contract Recognition Board, insisting there "was never a case". read more »