Oakes's Alpine F1 exit came days after brother's arrest
Oliver Oakes resigned from the Alpine Formula 1 team just days after his brother William was arrested near their Hitech squad’s Silverstone base
Oliver Oakes resigned from the Alpine Formula 1 team just days after his brother William was arrested near their Hitech squad’s Silverstone base
McLaren surprised itself with what its 2025 car unleashed in Miami. But it's not just the much-talked-about tyre magic behind its advantage
Alpine's decision to replace Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto and the resignation of team principal Oliver Oakes are discussed in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast
Flavio Briatore has denied that Oliver Oakes resigned from his role as Alpine F1 team principal because of the team's decision to swap Franco Colapinto and Jack Doohan
Oakes out, Doohan out (ish), Colapinto in (for now) - it's been a wild few days at Alpine. Here are our takes on it
Franco Colapinto has been able to transform a long-standing disadvantage into a strength that makes him well-placed to seize a career-making opportunity at Alpine, as Edd Straw explains
Renault bringing the architect of the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix scandal back to its Formula 1 team erodes the final bit of the outfit's credibility, says Edd Straw
Franco Colapinto will replace Jack Doohan at Alpine for at least the next five races of the 2025 Formula 1 season
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