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Fernando Alonso responds to accusation he stands in way of Alpine starlet Oscar Piastri

Alonso confidently asserted that his is "still fast", which means he deserves his place in F1 and therefore is not getting in the way of younger racers desperate for their chance

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Ocon: Latest Alpine F1 upgrades proving positive

Esteban Ocon says that recent upgrades from the Alpine Formula 1 team have proved to be positive and have already paid dividends.

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How Alpine plans to bring more women into F1

The Alpine Formula 1 team’s Race(H)er programme is the latest of several laudable efforts to bring more women into motor racing.

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How Alpine wants to bring more women into F1

The Alpine Formula 1 team’s Race(H)er programme is the latest of several laudable efforts to bring more women into motor racing.

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Alpine uncovers causes of recent F1 reliability woes

The Alpine Formula 1 team has traced the causes of the reliability woes that have impacted its drivers over the last two race weekends.

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Alpine traces causes of F1 recent reliability woes

The Alpine Formula 1 team has traced the causes of the reliability woes that have impacted its drivers over the last two Grand Prix weekends.

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Alonso feels back at his best level in F1 2022

Fernando Alonso says he feels back to his best in Formula 1 now that he is able to produce the kind of unexpected performances that were a hallmark of his earlier career.

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Alpine chief issues stern response after Fernando Alonso dig over car reliability

Otmar Szafnauer dismissed the idea that Alonso is being "failed" by Alpine this season, despite the Spaniard having several promising races ruined by issues with his car

Daily Mirror

Fernando Alonso moans about "predictable" F1 which is still "too boring" despite changes

Promoting closer and more exciting racing was a big part of why car design rules were revamped for the 2022 season, but veteran driver Alonso is not convinced that has been achieved

Daily Mirror

F1 news: Daniel Ricciardo confirms stance on McLaren future

Daniel Ricciardo has ruled out leaving McLaren before the end of his contract.

Evening Standard

Ricciardo Says He’s Staying at McLaren, Will Not Walk Away

Daniel Ricciardo on Wednesday ruled out leaving McLaren before the end of next season despite speculation he could be replaced or walk away. The Australian has struggled at the former champions, despite last year leading team mate Lando Norris in a one-two finish at the Italian Grand Prix for McLaren's…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The F1 wing changes helping Alpine target Mercedes

Alpine is fast emerging as a regular at the front end of the battle behind Formula 1’s top three teams – and is even within touching distance of Mercedes at times.

Motorsport

WRT's Habsburg 'repaid Le Mans debt' with Monza WEC win

Ferdinand Habsburg feels he has ‘paid off his debts’ from Le Mans to the WRT squad by leading it to LMP2 victory in Sunday’s World Endurance Championship race at Monza.

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Alpine's Monza win "really important" for WEC title hopes

Nicolas Lapierre says Alpine’s win in the 6 Hours of Monza is “really important” for its FIA World Endurance Championship title bid, as the French outfit stretched its points lead.

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How Glickenhaus implosion helped Alpine to Monza WEC glory

Peugeot stole the headlines ahead of its FIA World Endurance Championship bow at Monza with the futuristic 9X8 Le Mans Hypercar, but it was Glickenhaus that stole the show in Italy - at least, until an engine failure set up a Toyota versus Alpine showdown. The Signatech-run machine emerged victorious,…

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How Glickenhaus implosion helped Alpine to Monza glory on Peugeot's debut

Peugeot stole the headlines ahead of its World Endurance Championship bow at Monza with the futuristic 9X8 Le Mans Hypercar, but it was Glickenhaus that stole the show in Italy - at least, until an engine failure set up a Toyota versus Alpine showdown. The Signatech-run machine emerged victorious, after…

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Kobayashi: Toyota would've lost to Alpine even without WEC Monza clash

Toyota's Kamui Kobayashi feels his contact with the race-winning Alpine in Sunday's FIA World Endurance Championship race at Monza did not ultimately impact the final outcome.

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Kobayashi: Toyota would've lost to Alpine even without clash

Toyota's Kamui Kobayashi feels his contact with the race-winning Alpine in Sunday's FIA World Endurance Championship race at Monza did not ultimately impact the final outcome.

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Charles Leclerc Revives F1 Title Hopes: Three Takeaways From Austrian GP

After reliability issues and strategy snafus, the Ferrari driver found his way back to the podium.

Autosport

“Huge vibrations” cost Alonso P6 shot from last in F1 Austrian GP

Alpine’s Fernando Alonso believes he was “heading to P6” from last in the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix before “huge vibrations” on his tyres forced a late second pitstop.

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Alonso says "huge vibrations" forced extra pitstop in Austrian GP

Alpine’s Fernando Alonso believes he was 'heading to P6' from last in the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix before “huge vibrations” on his tyres forced a late third pitstop.

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Leclerc Holds on to Win Austrian GP, Verstappen 2nd

Charles Leclerc revived his Formula One title challenge by holding on to win the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday for a third victory of the season, while his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz's hopes of a second-place finish ended when his engine blew as he was about to attack Max Verstappen's…

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Luxembourg's Bob Jungels surges past France's Pinot to win ninth stage

Luxembourg's Bob Jungels has won the Tour de France ninth stage, a 192km Alpine race through Switzerland to the French border, while Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar gets to keep the yellow jersey. Meanwhile, a third rider has had to bail out due to Covid.

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WEC Monza: Alpine wins after Toyota clash, Corvette claims GTE Pro

Alpine claimed victory in the World Endurance Championship's 6 Hours of Monza after surviving a late collision with Toyota, as Peugeot endured a troublesome debut with its new 9X8 hypercar.

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Monza WEC: Alpine survives Toyota contact to win wild race

Alpine claimed its second victory of the 2022 FIA World Endurance Championship season in the 6 Hours of Monza after surviving a late collision with Toyota, as Peugeot endured a troublesome debut with its 9X8 Le Mans Hypercar.

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