Christian Horner suffers F1 return delay as Renault Group says ‘no discussions’ Horner is exploring a way back to the paddock after he was sacked by Red Bull last year. The Independent UK · Jun 9
Mercedes pulls out of Alpine F1 share talks over asking price The German manufacturer will not be acquiring Otro Capital's minority stake in the Alpine Formula 1 team Autosport · May 30
Steve Cohen's Bid for F1 Team Alpine Could Derail Toto Wolff, Christian Horner's Takeover Proposals Billionaire Steve Cohen has entered the race for a 24% stake in Alpine F1 with a $600 million bid. The move threatens to outmuscle rival offers from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff and former Red Bull chief Christian Horner. Experts suggest Cohen's aggressive spending and US commercial clout could redefine Alpine's… International Business Times UK · Mar 25
Briatore confirms Mercedes hoping to buy Alpine F1 team share The German brand is hoping to acquire a stake in its customer F1 outfit Autosport · Mar 13
Flavio Briatore confirms Mercedes wants to buy into Alpine F1 team The German brand is hoping to acquire a stake in its customer F1 outfit Motorsport · Mar 13
Why it's Mercedes, not Toto Wolff, that wants to acquire Alpine F1 shares Rumours had spread that Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was planning to buy the 24% stake in Alpine currently owned by a consortium of celebrity investors – but the story has taken a bizarre turn Motorsport · Mar 12
Why it's Mercedes, not Wolff, that wants to acquire Alpine F1 team shares Rumours spread that Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was planning to buy the 24% stake in Alpine currently owned by a consortium of celebrity investors – but the story has taken a bizarre turn Autosport · Mar 12
Why Wolff and Horner are interested in Alpine F1 shares After earlier interest from Christian Horner, it now appears Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is also in the market for the Otro Capital stake in Alpine. But what makes these shares so attractive to both? Autosport · Mar 10
Toto Wolff joining Christian Horner in race for Alpine? Why the stake is so attractive After earlier interest from Christian Horner, it now appears Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is also in the market for the Otro Capital stake in Alpine. But what makes these shares so attractive to both? Motorsport · Mar 10
Briatore: Horner interested in Otro's Alpine F1 team stake According to Flavio Briatore, Christian Horner is in talks to acquire a stake in the Alpine F1 team Autosport · Jan 24
Flavio Briatore: Christian Horner interested in Otro’s Alpine F1 team stake According to Flavio Briatore, Christian Horner is in talks to acquire a stake in the Alpine F1 team Motorsport · Jan 24
Alpine F1 team completes €200 million stake sale to US investors In June it was announced that Otro Capital had acquired a 24% share in Alpine Racing Limited for €200 million, a deal that valued the Enstone company at around $900 million. Autosport · Dec 18, 2023
Alpine F1 team completes 200m euro stake sale to US investors In June it was announced that Otro Capital had acquired a 24% share in Alpine Racing Limited for 200 million euros, a deal that valued the Enstone company at around $900 million. Motorsport · Dec 18, 2023
Rory McIlroy Is Taking a Swing at Formula One The golfer, who is part of the group of sports figures investing in the Alpine F1 Team, wants to help the drivers however he can. Sports Illustrated · Nov 3, 2023
Autosport · Jun 27, 2023 The NFL and Hollywood lessons that Alpine’s US investors bring to F1 It also reflects an intriguing move by Renault to boost the profile of its sportscar brand and eventually generate more income around the F1 project, helped by the involvement of Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds and his associates Rob McElhenney and Michael B. Jordan.
The Hindu · Jun 26, 2023 F1 team Alpine secure €200m backing from investors including Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are joining Otro Capital and RedBird Capital Partners in an investor group taking a 24% equity stake in Alpine Racing, the Formula One team’s parent company Renault announced on June 26.