The Alpine Formula 1 squad is in the process of appointing a new full-time team principal following the sudden departure of Oliver Oakes at the beginning of May. Oakes resigned shortly after his brother was arrested, leading to Flavio Briatore temporarily covering the role. However, Briatore, acting as an executive advisor to Renault, is not a full-time employee, so the racing director is the official representative. During the team representatives’ press conference, Briatore mentioned they are actively seeking a replacement but will take their time to make the right decision.…
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Revolutionizing the Racing: Upcoming Appointment of Alpine F1 Boss Anticipated, Reveals Briatore
The Alpine Formula 1 team is moving closer to appointing a new team principal after the departure of Oliver Oakes in early May. Oakes left unexpectedly following his brother William’s arrest by Metropolitan Police for “transferring criminal property”, described as a large amount of cash. Flavio Briatore, currently covering the team principal role as an executive advisor to Renault, has stated that the team is actively searching for a replacement but is taking their time to ensure they make the right choice. Briatore emphasized the importance of finding someone who…
BővebbenHigh Stakes: FIA Calls In Three F1 Teams for Pre-Race Showdown
FIA summon three F1 teams ahead of Spanish Grand Prix
BővebbenRising Star Franco Colapinto Faces F1 Grid Penalty Drama with Engine Change
Franco Colapinto will have to tread carefully, as the second Alpine car is now on the brink of a 10-place grid penalty.
BővebbenDynamic Duo: Gasly and Colapinto Rev Up Alpine’s Championship Ambitions in F1’s Evolutionary Era
Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto back Alpine’s title aspirations for F1’s new rules era
BővebbenBreaking the Silence: Alpine F1 Team Confronts Exit Rumors Head-On
Alpine F1 exit rumours addressed in statement
BővebbenRacing Rigor: F1’s Clampdown on Flexi Wings at the Spanish GP
Starting with the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend, Formula 1 is implementing stricter testing regulations for front wings to limit the permitted flex under load. The previous limit of 15mm deflection under load, as stated in Article 3.15.4 of the technical regulations, is being reduced to 10mm. Over the years, aero-elasticity has been a point of interest, with teams designing bodywork to deform or flex in a controlled manner to gain aerodynamic advantages. Materials science advancements have made it easier to predict and control the amount of flex in components…
BővebbenUnveiling the Ultimate Stability: F1’s Battle Against Flexi-Wings at the Spanish GP
Starting from this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, the testing regime for Formula 1 car front wings will be intensified to limit allowable flex under load. According to Article 3.15.4 of F1’s technical regulations, the maximum deflection permitted for front wing flap areas will be reduced from 15mm to 10mm. Teams have been exploring aero-elasticity in car designs since the 1990s, utilizing controlled flex to potentially enhance performance and speed. Advances in materials science, like carbon-fiber composites, have enabled teams to optimize strength, weight, and predictable flex in components. The focus…
BővebbenThe Domino Effect of Pierre Gasly’s Crash on Franco Colapinto in Monaco: A Tale of Unforeseen Consequences
Franco Colapinto explained how team-mate Pierre Gasly’s retirement from the F1 Monaco GP also caused significant problems to his own race.
BővebbenBreaking Boundaries: Aston Martin F1 Team Reacts to Fernando Alonso’s Retirement
Aston Martin F1 team issue official statement after Fernando Alonso retirement
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