Gabriele Minì on his future in Formula 2 with the Alpine Academy and his Formula E Tests with Nissan
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“My main focus is on Formula 2 for now”: Minì on juggling Alpine Academy and Nissan role

During the 2025 Formula E Rookie Test in Berlin, Gabriele Minì spoke exclusively to Pit Debrief about juggling different roles as a junior driver. The Italian opened up about his time in the Alpine Academy and his relationship with the Nissan Formula E team. Minì currently drives for Prema in his first full Formula 2…

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Pierre Gasly after qualifying at the 2025 F1 Italian GP in Monza, signing a new contract with Alpine
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Gasly confident in Alpine’s future despite F1 Italian GP struggles

Pierre Gasly left qualifying at the F1 Italian GP in Monza fully aware of Alpine’s current limitations but confident about the team’s long-term project. The Frenchman, who recently committed to a three-year extension, said the team’s decision to prioritise 2026 development explains its lack of competitiveness this season. Backing Alpine’s long-term vision Pierre Gasly admitted…

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Pierre Gasly discusses Alpine future and lack of pace following F1 Italian GP.
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Gasly “focused on next year” after difficult F1 Italian GP

Pierre Gasly remains committed to Alpine following a challenging F1 Italian GP. The French driver recently signed a contract extension with the Enstone-based team until the end of 2028. Unfortunately, Alpine are struggling this season. They currently sit at the bottom of the Constructors’ Championship, with Gasly having scored all their points. Gasly discusses Alpine’s…

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Colapinto and Gasly during Sunday's race at the Dutch Grand Prix
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Gasly and Colapinto reflect on Alpine’s no score at the F1 Dutch GP

Alpine left Zandvoort empty-handed despite both Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto showing promise in a chaotic wet-dry F1 Dutch GP. Split strategies briefly put both cars in contention, but ultimately neither driver converted the opportunity into points. Gasly explains Alpine’s gamble Gasly started from 14th and attempted a bold one-stop strategy, running 23 laps on…

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Nina Gademan's maiden F1 Academy win came at the perfect moment. The Alpine driver secured victory on her birthday weekend at home.
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Gademan reflects on maiden win at Dutch GP F1 Academy

Nina Gademan’s maiden F1 Academy win came at the perfect moment. The Alpine driver secured victory on her birthday weekend at home. She had watched victory slip away twice before this breakthrough triumph. Missing FP2 due to being declared unfit, created early weekend drama. However, Gademan recovered brilliantly to qualify P8 and earn reverse grid…

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There is no doubt that Jack Doohan's replacement, Franco Colapinto, had his future with Alpine F1 wrapped in heightened expectations from executive advisor and de-facto leader Flavio Briatore
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Flavio Briatore discusses pressure and timing of Colapinto’s Alpine F1 entry

There is no doubt that Jack Doohan’s replacement, Franco Colapinto, had his future with Alpine F1 wrapped in heightened expectations from executive advisor and de-facto leader Flavio Briatore; while the first few races felt like an opportunity to adjust to the car, the lack of positive performances during his tenure in the first half of…

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Christian Horner on the Red Bull pitwall at the 2025 F1 British Grand Prix
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Ralf Schumacher backs future at Alpine for Christian Horner

Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher has pushed for Christian Horner to move to Alpine, arguing that Flavio Briatore’s time at the team has come to an end. Schumacher: Horner has the technical skills to benefit Alpine Speaking to German newspaper Bild, Schumacher said he believes the sport calls for more skilled leaders than the likes…

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Franco Colapinto of Alpine F1 Team at the 2025 Hungarian GP.
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Colapinto found “some performance” despite P18 finish at F1 Hungarian GP

Franco Colapinto has finished Sunday’s F1 race for the Hungarian GP on 18th position, after initially starting P14. The Alpine driver believes that the race didn’t go their way, but some positives were still found on his side. Difficult Hungarian GP race for Colapinto Due to the nature of the Hungaroring, it’s difficult to overtake…

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