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Alpine CEO Rossi moved aside, replaced by Krief

Former Alfa Romeo technical director and Ferrari engineering boss Philippe Krief, who joined Alpine in early March, has been appointed as Rossi's successor.

What Alpine’s management shuffle means for its F1 team

What Alpine’s management shuffle means for its F1 team

A double DNF in the British Grand Prix helped the resurgent McLaren leapfrog it for fifth in the constructors’ championship, as it faces an increasingly tough battle in the ultra-close midfield.

Alpine shuffles motorsport management structure under CEO Rossi

Alpine shuffles motorsport management structure under CEO Rossi

With Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi embarking on ambitious plans to expand sales of the French sportscar manufacturer, he felt that the company’s motorsport activities needed to be given more attention than he could provide himself.

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Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari "playing same game" as Alpine chief discusses 'suspicions'

At Alpine's season launch event in London on Thursday night, Mirror Sport asked the head of the team's power unit project about the reported gains being made by their rivals

Lewis Hamilton to benefit as Mercedes 'find horsepower gain' despite Alpine suspicion

Alpine are said to be suspicious of their F1 rivals over the improvements they have been able to make to their engine performance, despite the 'freeze' currently in place

Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari suspected over horsepower gains despite F1 engine freeze

F1 rules state engine manufacturers are not allowed to make performance improvements to their engines until 2026, but still the big three have reportedly made recent gains

Why Alpine felt risk of extreme F1 engine push was worth it

The start of Formula 1’s new engine freeze era last year marked both the best of times and worst of times for Alpine’s engine partner Renault.

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Renault expects FIA to get tougher in allowing F1 engine tweaks

Renault expects FIA to get tougher in allowing F1 engine tweaks

Renault expects the FIA to get tougher with Formula 1 engine manufacturers in ensuring reliability upgrades do not boost performance.

Water pump revamp to address Renault engine reliability woes

Water pump revamp to address Renault engine reliability woes

Alpine’s Formula 1 engine partner Renault thinks a revamped water pump for 2023 should address most of the reliability problems the team faced this season.

Water pump revamp to address Renault F1 engine's reliability woe

Water pump revamp to address Renault F1 engine's reliability woe

Alpine’s Formula 1 engine partner Renault thinks a revamped water pump for 2023 should address most of the reliability problems the team faced this season.

Alpine: Joining WEC late an advantage amid LMDh issues

Alpine: Joining WEC late an advantage amid LMDh issues

Nicolas Lapierre believes Alpine stands to benefit from joining the FIA World Endurance Championship a year late in 2024 because of the headaches rival LMDh manufacturers have faced with spec hybrid components.

Alpine: Joining WEC late an advantage amid issues with hybrid system

Alpine: Joining WEC late an advantage amid issues with hybrid system

Nicolas Lapierre believes Alpine stands to benefit from joining the World Endurance Championship a year late in 2024 because of the headaches LMDh manufacturers have faced with spec hybrid components.

Why Alpine's F1 engine boss isn’t obsessed with its horsepower figures

Why Alpine's F1 engine boss isn’t obsessed with its horsepower figures

After as big a shake up to the Formula 1 grid as we have had in 2022, it has been hard to pick out the influence of chassis and power units in the changing form.

Alpine F1’s early season engine troubles triggered by porpoising

Alpine F1’s early season engine troubles triggered by porpoising

Alpine’s engine reliability problems at the start of the Formula 1 season have been a consequence of porpoising rather than any inherent design weakness, the team has revealed.

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Alpine’s early season engine troubles triggered by porpoising

Alpine’s engine reliability problems at the start of the Formula 1 season have been a consequence of porpoising rather than any inherent design weakness, the team has revealed.

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