The Alpine F1 team are in need of another team principal following a mis-season exodus of key management, but who could fill the role?
One option for Alpine is to promote a new team principal from within - someone who has the trust of the top brass.
Engine boss Bruno Famin, who will assume the role of interim team principal from the Dutch Grand Prix having recently been made vice president, stressed Alpine are in “no hurry” to make new appointments. A pair of quick-fire promotions suggests that Famin is someone who the Alpine/Renault hierarchy rate highly. He was a candidate Laurent Rossi was understood to be considering as a future team principal but Famin has not made his own aspirations on that front clear as yet.
An alternative could be someone like Davide Brivio, who switched two wheels for four in 2021 when he joined Alpine as racing director before being moved into a new role in which he is essentially overseeing the team’s young driver programme. Brivio’s leadership qualities formed part of the stellar reputation he built in MotoGP as he transformed Yamaha and Suzuki into champions. Could he do the same in F1?
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