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Renault CEO Reaffirms Alpine's F1 Commitment Amid Challenges

9/10/2025

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Renault CEO François Provost reaffirmed Alpine's commitment to Formula 1 at the Italian Grand Prix.
He succeeded Luca de Meo during financial challenges, including an €11.2 billion loss in early 2025.
Provost highlighted stability, noting Pierre Gasly's contract extension through 2028 as encouraging.
Gasly has earned all 20 of Alpine's points this season; teammate Franco Colapinto remains scoreless.
The team has paused in-season car development to prepare for the 2026 regulations.

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Renault CEO François Provost reaffirmed Alpine's commitment to Formula 1 at the Italian Grand Prix.
He succeeded Luca de Meo during financial challenges, including an €11.2 billion loss in early 2025.
Provost highlighted stability, noting Pierre Gasly's contract extension through 2028 as encouraging.
Gasly has earned all 20 of Alpine's points this season; teammate Franco Colapinto remains scoreless.
The team has paused in-season car development to prepare for the 2026 regulations.