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Renault’s Resilience: Alpine Remains Committed to F1 Despite Setbacks in 2025
Alpine Executive Advisor Flavio Briatore has declared Renault’s new CEO Francois Provost wants the French marque to remain in F1, despite a disappointing 2025 season.
BővebbenRevving Up the Competition: Alpine F1 Boss Reveals Major Team Entry at Monza
Alpine boss announces new arrival for Monza
BővebbenAlpine Puts Brakes on Christian Horner F1 Transfer Plans, Temporarily
Alpine Executive Advisor Flavio Briatore coyly ruled out Christian Horner joining its F1 team in the future, saying there are no plans to involve him “for the moment”.
BővebbenThe Road Ahead: Horner’s Next Chapter Beyond Red Bull F1
As the perfect time of year arrives in Britain, Christian Horner should consider spending his gardening leave caring for his flowers or lawn after leaving Red Bull. Although known for his hunger for success, Horner may choose to explore new opportunities now that he is no longer with Red Bull, such as potentially joining Ferrari to revive their fortunes. Another option for Horner could be to join Alpine, given their recent management changes and close proximity to his home, offering the challenge of building a winning project. Alternatively, Horner could…
BővebbenAlpine Accelerates Forward with Strategic Signing of F1 Maestro, Steve Nielsen
Alpine complete signing of Steve Nielsen as F1 managing director
BővebbenRevving Up for Success: Alpine Drives Forward with Formula 1 Veteran Steve Nielsen at the Helm
Alpine has confirmed the appointment of F1 veteran Steve Nielsen as the team’s new Managing Director, as the Enstone squad looks to steady its leadership structure following a turbulent period of internal exits.
BővebbenThe Accelerating Excellence: Alpine F1 Secures Steve Nielsen as Managing Director
The Alpine Formula 1 team has officially signed Steve Nielsen as managing director at the Enstone squad. The 61-year-old Nielsen, a respected veteran in the paddock, was identified by Alpine advisor Flavio Briatore as the ideal replacement for Oliver Oakes. Nielsen, who previously worked as Renault’s sporting director during their championship-winning seasons with Fernando Alonso, will start his new role on September 1. In addition to Nielsen, Alpine has brought in other senior figures, including Kris Midgley as Head of Aerodynamic Development and Guy Martin as Global Marketing Director. Midgley,…
BővebbenSetting the Course for Success: Alpine F1 Appoints Steve Nielsen as Managing Director
The Alpine Formula 1 team has finalized the signing of Steve Nielsen as the new managing director at the Enstone squad. Nielsen, a respected paddock veteran, was identified by Alpine advisor Flavio Briatore as the ideal replacement for Oliver Oakes. The 61-year-old Nielsen will officially start on September 1 and will be responsible for the day-to-day operations, reporting to Briatore. Nielsen previously worked as Renault’s sporting director during their F1 championship victories in 2005 and 2006 with Fernando Alonso. Additionally, Alpine has appointed Kris Midgley as Head of Aerodynamic Development…
BővebbenRevving Up: Alpine Nears Appointment of New F1 Team Boss Following Candidate’s Unexpected About-Face
Flavio Briatore is set to secure the services of his preferred new Alpine F1 team boss after all – despite an initial refusal
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