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Alpine: Customer F1 team ‘nice' but not essential

Alpine says it would be receptive to partnering with another Formula 1 team but that it is not essential for its development in the future. Alpine is the only Formula 1 team currently powered by parent company Renault, following McLaren’s decision to return to Mercedes power. Mercedes also supplies Aston Martin and Williams, Ferrari has affiliations with Alfa Romeo and Haas, while Red Bull has its own two teams, both of which are powered by Honda engines. It is the first time since 2006 that Renault’s engines have supplied only one team. “You have to understand that because of the sheer nature of the business you need the F1 team is central to the business you need today,” said...
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