If Alpine’s start to the summer break looked bad, it got a whole lot worse on Tuesday evening when Oscar Piastri denounced the claim he will race for the Formula 1 team in 2023. What does this sorry mess say about Alpine?
Alpine has named its reserve driver Oscar Piastri as its replacement for Fernando Alonso in Formula 1 next season – but amazingly, it really doesn’t seem as straightforward as that
Alpine has announced Oscar Piastri as its second 2023 Formula 1 driver following Fernando Alonso’s shock move to Aston Martin, despite earlier in the day suggesting Piastri’s management might have other options
Williams has announced that 21-year-old American Logan Sargeant will make his Formula 1 weekend debut in its car in free practice at the United States Grand Prix in October
Oscar Piastri is Alpine’s favoured choice to replace Fernando Alonso, but the F1 team has hinted at potential complications as the F2 champion’s management team “are considering their options”
Alpine Formula 1 boss Otmar Szafnauer only learned Fernando Alonso had secretly agreed to join Aston Martin from the team’s announcement and claims Alonso had indicated an Alpine renewal was imminent
Alpine has a potential replacement on its books for the departing Fernando Alonso, but who else on the Formula 1 grid – or away from it – could take his seat? The Race’s writers have their say
Hungary showed not just why Ferrari is losing in the 2022 Formula 1 title fight, but why the Max Verstappen/Red Bull juggernaut is winning it so handily
Fernando Alonso’s decision to swap Alpine for Aston Martin will surely be his last Formula 1 driver market gamble, but will it pay off?
News of Fernando Alonso’s shock move to Aston Martin in 2023 is a grenade launched into the plans of various Formula 1 teams. Scott Mitchell explains the ramifications
