David Brivio has decided to part ways with Alpine Racing at the end of 2023, with Julian Rouse taking over as Academy Director.
Alpine Racing will part ways with Director of Racing Expansion Projects Davide Brivio at the end of the year, allowing the Italian to pursue other career opportunities.
This concludes a three-year partnership with Davide, who joined the team as Race Director ahead of the 2021 FIA F1 World Championship season. Since then, David has held the position of Director of Racing Expansion Projects and has also successfully managed the team’s young driver program, the Alpen His Academy.
Under David’s guidance and motorsport expertise, the Academy trains young drivers in a variety of motorsport disciplines, including recently Jack Doohan appearing in his first free practice session in Abu Dhabi. He has been a regular participant in F1 for the past few seasons. The team would like to thank Davide for his contribution during his time at Alpine and wishes him every success in his future career.
Julian Rouse will continue to lead the Alpine Academy program, which will enter its ninth year in 2024. The program currently has nine of his drivers from eight nationalities and he will continue to play a central role, covering four different series from FIA F2 to European karting. Role in the Alpine project.
Bruno Famin, Vice President Motorsport and Alpine Racing:“First of all, I would like to thank Davide for his hard work and dedication over the past three seasons. Motorsport His experience at Alpine has been invaluable, especially to the development and progress of the Alpine Academy. David’s wish was to leave Alpine to pursue other opportunities, and we have accepted his wishes. , it has been mutually agreed to part ways. We wish him the best of luck in the next chapter of his already impressive career in motorsport.”
David Brivio:“Working in F1 with Alpine has been a proud chapter in my motorsport career. I would like to thank Alpine for giving me the opportunity to experience Formula 1, and for giving me the opportunity to pass on some of my motorsport experience to young drivers at the Alpine Academy. I wish the team and academy all the best in the future. I wish them all the best and I am sure that we will see many young riders achieve great things in their careers. It gives me great pleasure to be able to play a small part in this success. I am grateful to Alpine for accommodating my desire to pursue other opportunities (which I hope will happen).”
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