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Alonso hopes ‘bad luck was used up’ in Bahrain Date published: April 12 2021 Fernando Alonso says that he hopes all of his and Alpine’s misfortune has been used up for 2021, after a peculiar retirement from the Bahrain Grand Prix. A sandwich wrapper getting lodged in his car was the unique reason behind the two-time World Champion’s exit from the curtain raiser a fortnight ago, with team-mate Esteban Ocon also running into trouble after a collision with Sebastian Vettel during the race...

Davide Brivio has commented on Alpine's "difficult" competition, highlighting McLaren and Red Bull as two of the teams in "great shape".

The world of motorsport has paid its respects to the legendary 'voice of Formula 1', Murray Walker, after he passed away aged 97.

Alpine executive director Marcin Budkowski admits their new engine cover is "spectacular bulky", but the aero performance is more important.

Fernando Alonso says that his Alpine feels good, but thinks that the team needs to gain a better understanding of the aerodynamics.

Fernando Alonso has stressed that the injuries suffered during his cycling accident will not affect him during the upcoming Formula 1 season.

Alpine's Davide Brivio says that while the team's ultimate target is to win races, regularly fighting for podiums is the goal for 2021.

Alpine's CEO Laurent Rossi says that contrary to rumours, they are not actively looking for a customer team.

Cyril Abiteboul’s departure as Alpine team principal this winter came as “a shock to everyone”, according to Marcin Budkowski.

All the details on the pre-season activity, team car launch dates and full calendar ahead of the 2021 season