Penalties for Piastri, Colapinto and Gasly reshuffle the Mexico City GP result, with Bortoleto, Hadjar and Hirakawa among those scoring extra points.

Gasly rues missing Q3 by two hundredths to Lawson, vows aggressive start in Austin to beat Racing Bulls in midfield fight.

The No.36 Alpine dropped to third when the latter option was chosen, but Victor Martins was only able to recover to second place and missed the opportunity to give Alpine their second win in the World Endurance Championship (WEC).

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix certainly had no shortage of chaos, but a particular moment that defined the race came from Alpine’s Franco Colapinto, who clashed with his teammate, ultimately taking out both of the Alpine drivers and Lando Norris from the race.

Franco Colapinto locked up and hit Pierre Gasly at the safety car restart, ending a weekend in which Alpine had genuine pace to fight Racing Bulls for points.

With Qualifying for the 6 Hours of Fuji cancelled due to weather, the No.36 Alpine starts on pole.

‘What could have been?’ is probably what the Argentine has been asking himself for the last couple of days.

Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto reflect on Alpine's rollercoaster weekend, from a stunning maiden pole to a costly restart spin at Monza's Italian GP.

From Pierre Gasly hoping to convert a shock pole into a second F1 victory to George Russell's title aspirations on the line, here's everything to look out for in Monza when the lights go out.

Alpine's Pierre Gasly will start the 2026 Italian Grand Prix from the front of the grid with his first pole position.

McLaren and Red Bull have won their appeal against the FIA’s decision to overturn Pierre Gasly’s Monaco Grand Prix penalties, with the International Court of Appeal reinstating the Alpine driver’s original sanctions. The ruling sees Gasly drop back to seventh place, while Isack Hadjar regains his third-place finish and official podium after months of uncertainty surrounding the Monaco classification.

Alpine F1 Team has officially locked in Franco Colapinto for the 2027 F1 season, securing the Argentine star alongside Pierre Gasly.

Gasly welcomes Tsunoda's F1 return but hopes rust slows him down, as Alpine bring a key upgrade to fight Racing Bulls at Zandvoort.

Fresh from the worst season in the team’s history, Alpine has taken a significant step forward in the first phase of Formula One’s new era.

From three drivers with championship ramifications on the line to a midfield battle between two teams with just one point separating them heading into the race, here are five things to keep an eye on for the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix.

Alpine's Pierre Gasly struggled for pace after a difficult qualifying session ended with the Frenchman outside the top 10.

Pierre Gasly was not able to push his Alpine into the top 10 for the 2026 Austrian Grand Prix despite a small gap to the car ahead.

Pierre Gasly is flying this season. He scored points in every race that he finished so far, and to top all of that, he got a podium as well. He is eighth in the standings and all is looking good. But are there clouds on the horizon for the Frenchman?

Colapinto drops from P8 to P10 after stewards hand Alpine driver a 10-second post-race penalty for failing to slow under a yellow flag in Barcelona.

The FIA has overturned the two five-second penalties given to Pierre Gasly after Alpine’s Right of Review from the Monaco Grand Prix, reinstating his original third-place finish. Gasly was initially dropped from the podium to seventh following pit lane speeding penalties, but new evidence led the stewards to rescind the sanctions. The decision restores a breakthrough podium for Alpine F1 Team in the 2026 season.