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- Jack Doohan, an Australian driver, said he received death threats during his Alpine stint in Formula 1.
- After a string of poor performances, he was replaced by Franco Colapinto following the Miami Grand Prix.
- Doohan said he received emails warning of violence if he continued racing and had to call police after being surrounded by armed men.
- He has signed with Haas as their reserve driver for the 2026 season.
