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Australian F2 driver Jack Doohan is a contender to replace Fernando Alonso at Alpine in 2023 according to chief executive Laurent Rossi.

The Indian driver finished third in the Saturday sprint and won the Sunday Feature race taking his podium tally to eight for this season.

This win is the Red Bull racer’s sixth top-three finish at Monza and second win at the track after the Indian won there last year.

, Sep 11 (IANS) Indian driver Jehan Daruvala raced to his fourth Formula 2 win in the championship's main Feature race at Monza race track on Sunday.The 23-year-old started sixth on the grid but used a mix of strategy, race craft and tyre ...

MONZA  (Italy), Sep 11: India’s Jehan Daruvala raced to his first feature race win in the FIA Formula 2 Championship here on Sunday to make it a double podium weekend for himself.               After three tough rounds, Jehan finally got the car to challenge for podiums and he did not disappoint. The Prema driver had finished third in the sprint race on Saturday.              Jehan, who was top-3 in the standings at one stage, had slipped well out of […]

MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Australian Jack Doohan, son of five-times motorcycle world champion Mick, is a contender to replace Fernando Alonso at the Re...

Jehan Daruvala overcame a race of survival to take his first victory of the season at his PREMA Racing team’s home weekend. The Temple of Speed played host to a frantic race, with only 14 drivers making it to the chequered flag.

Jack Doohan took pole for the penultimate FIA Formula 2 round at Monza as championship leader Felipe Drugovich finished fourth, according to Autosport. The Virtuosi driver was sixth after the first runs, with Juri Vips, who also topped practice for Hitech, leading the field

Alpine are hurting – and it’s no surprise to see why. In the space of a few weeks, they lost a double world champion in Fernando Alonso, who they hoped to race on with in 2023 before embarking on a longer relationship beyond F1 into other motorsport series. Then they lost Oscar Piastri, the highly-rated F2 champion whom they had invested in and hoped could be their future.

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi has admitted Pierre Gasly would be a “good candidate” to take Fernando Alonso’s place next year.