Alpine parts ways with team veteran Rob White.
Alpine confirms the departure of Rob White as part of its ongoing personnel overhaul. White, who played a pivotal role in the team’s championship successes alongside Fernando Alonso in 2005/2006, reportedly received his dismissal from team principal Bruno Famin earlier this week.
Esteban Ocon, amidst speculation about his participation in the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix following his collision with Pierre Gasly at the Monaco Grand Prix, issues a heartfelt statement affirming his intention to race in Canada despite the incident. Ocon also addresses the unwarranted criticism he has faced.
Highlighting the challenges Alpine faces in effectively managing its drivers, Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko points out the recurring incidents between Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly. Their collision in Monaco underscores the complexities Alpine encounters in driver management.
Amid speculation about his next move on the grid, Carlos Sainz, who will make way for Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari in 2025, explores his options. Although Sainz is not anticipated to join Red Bull or Mercedes, respected F1 journalist Joe Saward suggests Williams as the most logical choice for the Spaniard.
Max Verstappen, aiming for his fourth consecutive World Championship, faces stiff competition after Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc’s recent victories. Verstappen, despite facing challenges in Monaco, staunchly defended his driving performance. He went as far as extending an open invitation to anyone in the paddock to attempt driving his Red Bull RB20 faster than him.
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