Jeremy Clarkson theorises why Christian Horner could snub F1 return with Alpine
Jeremy Clarkson has named three F1 teams that would "jump at the chance" to sign Christian Horner, dismissing the idea that Alpine would be one of them.
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Jeremy Clarkson has named three F1 teams that would "jump at the chance" to sign Christian Horner, dismissing the idea that Alpine would be one of them.
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has reminded Max Verstappen that he has a "valid contract" with Red Bull, amid growing speculation he may switch to F1 rivals Mercedes.
Oscar Piastri has admitted that he no longer contemplates how his F1 career would have progressed had he remained at Alpine and not signed with McLaren.
New Racing Bulls F1 boss Alan Permane has expressed "shock" at being picked to lead the team as he insisted that he has no plans to make drastic changes.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has explained how he avoided a "bordering hostile" environment with Lewis Hamilton, after his move to F1 rivals Ferrari was announced.
Adrian Newey has explained how his arrival at Aston Martin went against the grain in terms of his illustrious F1 career.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes Christian Horner was bound to see the exit door with Red Bull's F1 situation "getting worse" in the last couple of years.
Alpine has pinned hope on the impending deal to use Mercedes engines in F1 inspiring an upturn, an agreement that could provide an additional unexpected bonus.
Sauber Team Principal Jonathan Wheatley has revealed a moment during last year's F1 season that triggered his exit from Red Bull.
Honda Racing Corporation president Koji Watanabe has ruled out a potential reunion with Red Bull should its F1 powertrain collaboration with Ford prove fruitless.