The livery ofAlpine unveiled, Floersch integrates theAlpine Academy and the FIA ​​clarify its positions… Information to remember from February 17

Alpine closes the F1 presentation ball with its A523

It is from London that the stable Alpine unveiled its new A523 in the presence of its pilots Esteban Ocon et Pierre Gasly. A car supposed to allow the team led by Laurent Red to get a little closer to the three top teams. READ HERE

THEAlpine will make a second season with a pink and blue livery. ©Alpine F1 Team

Esteban Ocon: “The A522 was a toy compared to what we have now”

At the dawn of his fourth season within the stableenstone, Esteban Ocon attended the presentation of his Alpine A523. A weapon of war that he intends to take to the podiums as quickly as possible. READ HERE

Esteban Ocon, all smiles before starting the 2023 season. © Antonin Vincent / DPPI

Sophia Floersch joins theAlpine Academy

Alongside the presentation of the A523, Alpine announced the arrival of Sophia Floersch in its Academy. Before returning to Endurance with the arrow A? READ HERE

Sophia Floersch joins theAlpine Academy (Photo: Alpine)

FIA clarifies its position on drivers' freedom of expression

After several weeks of questioning, the Federation finally clarified its intentions following the update of the International Sporting Code. READ HERE

The FIA ​​has clarified its update to the International Sporting Code regarding drivers' freedom of expression. ©Jean-Marie Hervio / DPPI

The Sauber Academy reveals its crew for 2023

French Theo Pourchaire, the team's reserve driver for 2023, will be accompanied by Léna Bühler, Marcus Amand and Taym Saleh. READ HERE

Théo Pourchaire will be accompanied by Léna Bühler, Marcus Amand and Taym Saleh in the Sauber Academy. ©Antonin Vincent / DPPI

WRT confirms Gelael, Frijns and Habsburg on number 31

WRT has confirmed its second crew for the WEC. With Gelael, Frijns and Habsburg, the No. 31 will be a candidate for the title. READ HERE

Team WRT confirms Gelael, Frijns, Habsburg on the No. 31 (Photo: WRT)

Kelvin van der Linde will replace Frijns again in South Africa

Kelvin van der Linde will once again replace Robin Frijns in South Africa. READ HERE

Kelvin van Linde has already replaced Robin Frijns in India (Photo Julien Delfosse / DPPI)

Jeremi Ancian and Thomas Chauffray neck and neck

Jérémi Ancian leads the Final this evening after a first day where the two virtuosos went blow for blow. READ HERE

Jérémi Ancian assumes his favorite status © Team Minerva-Oil