Briatore Pulls the Alarm Signal From Alpine

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After the Austrian World Championship, the situation in the driver market will change as Alpine's team principal Flavio Briatore, known for his hot temper, prepares to press the panic button.

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Flavio Briatore highlighted an 'more and more worrying' level for Alpine, while the team's rivals all took points at the Austrian GP.

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Flavio Briatore did not save anything after the Austrian Grand Prix, where Alpine left again without points. With Pierre Gasly finishing 13th and young Argentine Franco Colapinto in 15th place, the Italian leader was visibly concerned about the present of the team: “This level of performance is becoming frankly more and more worrying,” he said. Briatore’s frustration focused on Alpine’s inability to capitalize on the good performance they showed…

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Pierre Gasly finished 13th in Austria's Grand Prix after having slendered 10th and held sixth place in the first laps. But between soft tires that quickly worn out and damage to the car, the Alpine F1 driver had a long Sunday on the Red Bull Ring. "I think we had some damage on the car and it made the race very long. I don't know how to find the words to describe how it was, but it wasn't normal. I tried to stay on track (...)