Alpine F1 Team stats & info

Principal: Oliver Oakes

Name	Alpine
Country	France
Season Entries	5
Total Drivers	5
First Race	2021 Bahrain F1 GP
Last Race	2025 Spanish F1 GP
Best Qualifying	2nd - 2022 Canadian F1 GP
First Win	2021 Hungarian F1 GP
Last Win	2021 Hungarian F1 GP
First Podium	2021 Hungarian F1 GP
Last Podium	2024 Brazilian F1 GP

Amount of staff: 1.200 (UK + France)
Engines used by Alpine:
Renault (2021-2025)

Alpine F1 Stats
Grand Prix Entries	99
Grand Prix Starts	99
Total Points	524
Avg. Points per GP	5,29
Grand Prix Wins	1 (1,0%)
Pole Positions	0
GP Podiums	6 (6,1%)
GP Fastest Laps	1 (1,0%)
GP Retirements	32
GP DNF's	26
Total GP Laps	10435

Drivers

Alpine 2025 F1 Drivers

10. Pierre Gasly

Pierre Gasly F1 Stats
Grand Prix Entries	163
Grand Prix Starts	162
Total Points	447.00
Avg. Points per GP	2.74
Grand Prix Wins	1 (0,6%)
Pole Positions	0
Front Row Starts	1 (0,6%)
Avg. GP Grid	11.2
GP Podiums	5 (3,1%)
GP Fastest Laps	3 (1,8%)
GP Points Finish	74 (45,4%)
Avg. GP Position	10.2
GP Retirements	25 (15,3%)
GP DNF's	20 (12,3%)
Total GP Laps	8.581

10. Jack Doohan

Jack Doohan F1 Stats
Grand Prix Entries	7
Grand Prix Starts	7
Total Points	0.00
Avg. Points per GP	0.00
Grand Prix Wins	0
Pole Positions	0
Avg. GP Grid	15.7
GP Podiums	0
GP Fastest Laps	0
GP Points Finish	0
Avg. GP Position	14.8
GP Retirements	2 (28,6%)
GP DNF's	2 (28,6%)
Total GP Laps	272

Reserve driver: Franco Colapinto

Alpine F1 Drivers List

Driver	GP	1st	2nd	3rd	Pod	Laps	FL	PTS
Esteban Ocon	89	1	1	1	3	4745	1	247
Pierre Gasly	54	0	0	2	2	2836	0	115
Fernando Alonso	44	0	0	1	1	2377	0	162
Jack Doohan	7	0	0	0	0	272	0	0
Franco Colapinto	3	0	0	0	0	205	0	0

Cars

Alpine F1 Cars

: Alpine A525 (2025)

: Jack Doohan, Alpine A524 during the British GP at Silverstone Circuit on Friday July 05, 2024

: Pierre Gasly, Alpine A523 during the Bahrain February Testing at Bahrain International Circuit on Thursday February 23, 2023

: Fernando Alonso (ESP) Alpine F1 Team A522. Formula One Testing, Saturday 12th March 2022. Sakhir, Bahrain.

: Fernando Alonso, Alpine A521 during the Bahrain March testing at Bahrain International Circuit on Saturday March 13, 2021 in Sakhir, Bahrain

History

Alpine F1 History

The French Alpine F1 team is born out of the French Renault team in 2021.

In order to promote Groupe Renault's sports car brand, Alpine, the organization rebranded this Formula 1 team from simply Renault to Alpine. Due to sponsorship deals, the team is officially named BWT Alpine F1 team.

Esteban Ocon wins the 2021 Hungarian F1 GP in the Alpine A521

In its first Formula 1 season, the 2021 World Championship, the French team returned the Renault Group to a Grand Prix victory, as Esteban Ocon took a surprising win at the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest.

It was the group's first Formula 1 win since the 2008 Japanese Grand Prix and the first for an Enstone-based team since the 2013 Australian Grand Prix.

The team finished 2021 with another podium, as Fernando Alonso (champion with Renault in 2005 and 2006) finished third in the 2021 Qatar Grand Prix.

In its first Formula 1 season, Alpine finished fifth in the World Constructors' Championship with 155 points (81 from Alonso and 74 from Ocon). The results included one win, a podium, and five Top-5 finishes overall).

The first half of the 2022 Formula 1 season was quite strong for Alpine, with Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso scoring 99 points in that span of the championship. The points' tally put Alpine fourth in the World Constructors' Championship after the first half, behind Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes.

Alpine boss says 2023 F1 lineup is better than original plan

Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly

However, the summer break started with controversy, as Fernando Alonso announced on 1 August 2022 that he was leaving the team to join Aston Martin in 2023. After the news shocked Alpine management, the team announced reserve driver Oscar Piastri as Alonso's replacement for 2023.

However, the Australian, who won the 2021 F2 championship, announced that the news wasn't true and that he wasn't going to drive for Alpine in 2023.

Ultimately, Frenchman and Grand-Prix winner Pierre Gasly was announced as Ocon's teammate for 2023 after Gasly agreed on a multi-year deal.

The 2022 campaign finished with Alpine in fourth place in the World Constructors' Championship after scoring 173 points. The result is the team's best in Formula 1 under the Alpine name.

Esteban Ocon (FRA) Alpine F1 Team A523. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 7, Monaco Grand Prix, Friday 26th May 2023. Monte Carlo, Monaco.

The French lineup of Alpine started off the 2023 season well, with Gasly scoring points in four of the first six races and Ocon doing so in three of those races. The pair came together in the 2023 Australian Grand Prix but continued driving well afterward.

Ocon, on his side, finished on the podium at the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix with a brilliant P3 that followed an excellent qualifying session for him. He had qualified fourth but started the race in third place due to a penalty to the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc.

By keeping seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton behind in a dry-wet Monaco race, Ocon achieved his third F1 podium in 117 races.

The team's second and final podium in 2023 came in the Dutch Grand Prix, with Pierre Gasly securing a solid third place in conditions of mixed weather.

Alpine saw former rivals McLaren and Aston Martin make a huge leap in 2023 and quickly fell far behind those two teams. Although Alpine had two podiums in 2023, the season was the worst for the French team since entering F1 in 2021.

Alpine had finished fifth in 2021 and fourth in 2022, but fell to sixth in 2023. The gaps weren't close either, with Alpine falling 160 points behind fifth-placed Aston Martin and 182 behind fourth-placed McLaren.

Official website: https://www.alpinecars.com/en/formula-1/the-team/

Management

Alpine F1 Team Key Members

: Flavio Briatore (ITA)
Alpine Executive Advisor

: Oliver Oakes
Team Principal

: David Sanchez
Executive Technical Director

: Eric Meignan
Technical Director – Power Unit

: Dave Greenwood
Racing Director

: Richard Lockwood
Sporting and Strategy Director

: Ciaron Pilbeam
Technical Director – Performance

: Gemma Lang
Chief Financial Officer

: Solmaz Jabari
Director of HR

Achievements

Alpine F1 Achievements

Alpine F1 GP Finish Positions

1st	1 Time
2nd	1 Time
3rd	4 Times
4th	4 Times
5th	6 Times
6th	9 Times
7th	17 Times
8th	16 Times
9th	22 Times
10th	18 Times
11th	9 Times
12th	8 Times
13th	17 Times
14th	10 Times
15th	9 Times
16th	6 Times
17th	6 Times
18th	4 Times
19th	1 Time
20th	2 Times
DNF	26 Times
DSQ	1 Time
DNS	1 Time