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Alpine's operations director, Rob White, has left the team due to poor performance, with reports suggesting he was sacked by team principal Bruno Famin. White, who had been with Renault for 20 years, was thanked for his contributions, but Alpine aims to improve after scoring only two points in eight races this season. The team is undergoing changes, with new hires and departures, as they seek to enhance their performance in Formula One.
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Pirelli is preparing for the 2026 F1 season with a focus on developing rain tires that will adhere to the 18-inch diameter regulation. Recent tests at Suzuka and Paul Ricard, with upcoming sessions at Mugello, underscore their dedication to tire optimization across diverse conditions. Pirelli's motorsport director, Mario Isola, said that despite inherent limitations, Pirelli's data collection at Paul Ricard aids in refining tire development decisions.
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Ferrari might join Formula E, with Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds hinting at discussions between the two. Ferrari is investing in its first electrification plant, which will cost 500 million euros, to produce batteries and electric vehicles. Dodds believes Ferrari's involvement would boost the championship due to its motorsport heritage and loyal fanbase. However, Ferrari's main focus remains on Formula 1 and endurance racing for now.
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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc talks about how he started karting as a kid and worked his way up to driving for Ferrari. He explains the key moments in his career and how having a clear plan and setting small, realistic goals helped him succeed. Charles also shares his daily routines and tips for staying at his best. He discusses life lessons from his father and the importance of being humble, grateful, and hard-working.
As the full release of Formula One 24 approaches, F1 caught up with drivers from McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull, Haas, Kick Sauber, and Williams about their latest Driver Ratings. Watch interviews and behind-the-scenes reactions as they share their thoughts on the new season's ratings. Click here to watch the video.
