On the face of it, Esteban Ocon’s second-place finish in the Brazilian Grand Prix might be doing a lot of heavy lifting here, but it’s easy to overlook a handful of other impressive moments in a difficult final season with Alpine.
Ocon led a decent portion of that Interlagos race, and this performance was supplemented with 10th in Miami – with a still-awful car – and ninth at the Belgian GP after beating team-mate Pierre Gasly handily.
Alpine’s attention shifted to Gasly when Ocon’s split with the team was declared for 2025, which eventually happened a race early when Jack Doohan made his debut in the Abu Dhabi season finale.
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Jake Boxall-Legge
Formula 1
General
Esteban Ocon
Alpine
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