Alpine will replace CEO Laurent Rossi with Philippe Krief
Laurent Rossi’s CEO role will be covered by ex Ferrari Philippe Krief, with Rossi focusing on some “special projects” for Alpine
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Verstappen “fully deserving of the success he is experiencing”, says F1 CEO Domenicali
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Marko says Horner was against AlphaTauri signing De Vries: “It looks like he is right”
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Norris says he “doesn’t want to get too overexcited” about the updates to the MCL60
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Verstappen and Perez say it was a “good day” in Barcelona and the car was “fun to drive”
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Tsunoda: “Hard to accept” braking problems in the wet after “such good pace” in the dry
Tsunoda explained how good his race in Monaco was until he had a brake issue and “suddenly couldn’t push at all”
Aston Martin aiming to win in Monaco, say Alonso and Krack
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