P1racenews AI automatic summary:
The Alpine F1 team has undergone a significant change in leadership over the last handful of months.
Alpine F1’s lackluster form has been attributed by special supervisor Flavio Briatore to a series of poor team managers, resulting in fluctuating performance over the last few seasons. The team began the current campaign at the back of the field and despite some improvement, has only garnered 13 championship points in the first 15 rounds. Briatore points to inconsistent manager appointments as the root cause of the team’s underperformance, noting Enstone’s challenging management environment. Former team principal Bruno Famin was succeeded by Oliver Oakes during the summer break, who aims to move forward without dwelling on past mistakes. Oakes, the youngest team boss in F1, emphasizes the importance of teamwork and is focused on enhancing Alpine’s performance with a collaborative approach.
