SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE - OCTOBER 03: (EDITORS NOTE: A special effects camera filter was used for this image.) Pierre Gasly of France driving the (10) Alpine F1 A525 Renault on track during practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Singapore at Marina Bay Street Circuit on October 03, 2025 in Singapore, Singapore. (Photo by Steven Tee/LAT Images)
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Gasly and Colapinto focus on progress after Alpine suffers challenging Friday at 2025 F1 Singapore GP

Alpine faced a demanding opening day of practice at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, with drivers Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto both highlighting the circuit’s challenges and the limitations still facing the team at the 2025 F1 Singapore GP. Although the bumpy street track and multiple red flag interruptions hindered running, both drivers remained optimistic…

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Christian Horner F1 return potentially on the cards with Alpine
Christian Horner alongside Alpine boss Flavio Briatore | Image Credit: Red Bull Content Pool

Christian Horner F1 future in question following Red Bull Racing exit

In the wake of Christian Horner’s sudden sacking from his long held Team Principal role at Red Bull Racing, questions of his future in F1 have been raised, with a potential partnership with Briatore rumoured. Following his sacking from Red Bull Racing in July, Christian Horner officially left the team last week. As his twenty…

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Alpine F1 team racing driver Franco Colapinto
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Franco Colapinto speaks on where he stands in terms of Alpine’s plans for 2026

It is a two-way battle for Alpine’s second F1 seat in 2026, with Franco Colapinto in contention alongside reserve driver Paul Aron. The Argentine has spoken about his position in Alpine’s plans for 2026, as speculation continues around who will partner Pierre Gasly.  With Gasly already secured until 2028, Alpine executive advisor Flavio Briatore has…

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Colapinto rues Albon clash and Alpine’s lack of pace at 2025 F1 Azerbaijan GP

Franco Colapinto of Alpine shared his struggles during the difficult race of the 2025 Azerbaijan GP, which included a collision with Alex Albon and a significant lack of performance from the car. The Argentinian driver felt that he did his best with a “tricky car” but mentioned that a mid-race incident severely hampered his efforts…

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Alpine's Pierre Gasly on track at the F1 Azerbaijan GP
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Gasly left utterly disappointed after his P18 finish at the F1 Azerbaijan GP

Following an unfortunate incident in Qualifying, Pierre Gasly started his F1 Azerbaijan GP from P18, keeping that position until the checkered flag. Ever since the beginning of the race weekend, it was clear that Alpine would be struggling. Both the Frenchman and his teammate were out in Q1 after separate issues. In terms of the…

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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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