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· 3dAlpine F1’s Oliver Oakes suddenly resigns as team principal, Flavio Briatore to assume role
Alpine announced Tuesday that Oliver Oakes resigned from his position as team principal, which was accepted by the team with immediate effect. Flavio Briatore, the team’s executive advisor, will assume Oakes’ responsibilities while continuing his advisory duties.
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Alpine boss receives brutal put-down after shock exitAlpine Formula 1 chief Flavio Briatore has been on the receiving end of a brutal put-down following the departure of one the ...
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Flavio Briatore explains Alpine driver swap ahead of Colapinto’s five-race auditionWielding the axe on Jack Doohan, Flavio Briatore says Alpine have to carry out a “complete and fair assessment” of their ...
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Briatore and Oakes speak out for the first time after a whirlwind couple of days at AlpineFlavio Briatore has responded for the first time to the departure of team boss Oliver Oakes from Alpine. The departure of the ...
Alpine Formula 1 boss Flavio Briatore has hit out at speculation regarding the reason for the departure of one of the team's ...
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Damon Hill makes big Alpine prediction as Briatore takes overDamon Hill has predicted Flavio Briatore will be the last man standing at Alpine after a week of change at Enstone.
LONDON - Alpine have gone from having the youngest principal in the Formula One paddock to the oldest, while handing Pierre ...
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75-year-old F1 team boss blasted as 'too old' for top jobAlpine executive Flavio Briatore will take over Oakes’ duties, but Schumacher does not believe the 75-year-old should be the ...
Oakes, the second youngest F1 team boss after Christian Horner, was a key player in Alpine’s strong end to the F1 2024 season ...
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