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Renault’s newly-appointed CEO, Francois Provost, has reiterated the French marque’s commitment to F1 with Alpine.
Renault’s new CEO, Francois Provost, reaffirmed the company’s dedication to Formula 1 through Alpine, despite recent challenges faced by the Enstone-based team.
Rumors of Renault’s potential departure from the sport due to performance issues and organizational changes had been circulating, leading to the former CEO Luca de Meo’s resignation.
Provost, previously in charge of procurement, was promoted to CEO ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, emphasizing Renault’s ongoing commitment to Formula 1.
Despite a tough race in Hungary, Provost stressed the importance of Alpine’s F1 performance and strategic focus for the upcoming years, notably pinning hopes on the 2026 regulations reset.
Driver Pierre Gasly expressed optimism about Alpine’s progress and future prospects, with a strong belief in Provost’s leadership and Renault’s support for the team’s performance goals in Formula 1.
