The Latest Breaking News from Alpine F1

Following the success of F1 Academy in 2023, the series will return for a 21-race campaign across seven weekends this year. The all-female championship is directed by former Williams test driver Susie Wolff, who aims to help young women progress towards the higher levels of motorsport. 

Mahomes and Kelce are among a group of high-profile sports investors now involved with Alpine F1.

On Monday Alpine's parent group Renault announced it has sold the shares, valuing the team at $900m, to an investment group including Otro Capital, RedBird Capital Partners and Maximum Effort Investments.

Castrol Edge sponsors both Alpine F1 team drivers Ocon and Gasly, as well as RFK Racing’s drivers in the Cup series, Brad Keselowski and Chris Buescher.

Alpine Formula 1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer hopes that Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon will rekindle their fractured friendship when they work together as teammates next year.

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi says he has total trust in Formula 1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer, singling him out as the signing he is most ‘proud’ of making.

Pierre Gasly was “quite surprised” to see Oscar Piastri turn down a Formula 1 drive with Alpine for 2023, calling the move “quite bold”.

The row between Alpine and their reserve driver Oscar Piastri continues to escalate, with the team preparing to go to the FIA’s Contract Recognition Board on Monday

Alpine, a factory team owned by Renault, announced the Australian — who has been their reserve driver this year — will step up next season but it seems he has other ideas.