Carlos Sainz’s move to Ferrari paved the way for McLaren to finally sign Daniel Ricciardo – and fans are eager to see how Lando Norris will stack up against the Aussie in equal machinery. READ: Perez Responds To Former Team’s ‘Extreme Driving Style’ Comment Earlier this month, in the run-up to pre-season testing in Bahrain,
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Fernando Alonso will be making his much-anticipated return to F1 at the 2021 season-opener later this month in Bahrain. READ: WADA Denies Concluding Investigation Into Legality Of Haas Livery Alonso, who will return to the pinnacle of motorsport after a two-year hiatus, will partner Esteban Ocon at the newly rebranded Alpine F1 Team. And, Alpine
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Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi has insisted that the newly rebranded team won’t have a number one and number two driver this upcoming season. Double World Champion Fernando Alonso will be returning to Formula One in a few weeks’ time with the Alpine F1 Team after a two-year hiatus. READ: Williams Sponsorship Comments Spark Speculation Rich
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The newly rebranded Alpine F1 Team has unveiled its 2021 car, the A521, in a live presentation streamed on Tuesday afternoon. As widely expected, the car features a completely different livery to its predecessor, in line with the team’s rebrand from Renault to Alpine. READ: Alex Albon Believes He Still Has A Shot At Returning
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Daniel Ricciardo has said he believes he will learn from Lando Norris this upcoming season, as the young Brit has already been racing with McLaren for two years. “It’s funny. I’m certainly the more experienced in terms of F1, this being my 11th season, but in terms of McLaren, Lando is the more experienced,” Ricciardo
MoreThe Alpine F1 Team has announced that Fernando Alonso will not be a feature of the newly rebranded team’s 2021 car launch. “We regret to confirm that Fernando Alonso will not be present for the media Q&A on this occasion,” Alpine said in a statement on Friday. READ: Mercedes Have ‘Really Killed What F1’s All
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Pastor Maldonado was set to be retained by Renault for the 2016 season after the French car giant purchased and rebranded the Lotus F1 Team. However, due to financial reasons, the Venezuelan was dropped and Renault ran Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer in its first season back as a full Formula One works team. READ:
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French F1 driver Esteban Ocon has admitted that Netflix’s Drive To Survive docuseries helped him land a seat at Renault alongside Daniel Ricciardo in 2020. Ocon, who will continue to drive for the team under its new name in 2021, featured heavily in the docuseries’ first season, which covered the 2018 campaign. READ: Rob Bloom
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Last week, it was announced that Cyril Abiteboul, who served as the team principal of Renault’s F1 operation since 2017, had left the team ahead of its rebrand to Alpine. READ: Sergio Perez Felt Like ‘The Most Stupid Guy On Earth’ After Positive COVID-19 Test “I would like to thank the Groupe Renault for having
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Following Honda’s surprise decision to quit Formula One at the end of 2021, Red Bull and Scuderia AlphaTauri – the Japanese car-maker’s two customer teams – have been looking for a solution to ensure they continue to have a competitive power unit. Join F1 TV To Watch Live Grand Prix & Access Hundreds Of Full
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