Farewell from WEC: Alpine A424 meets historic A442B predecessor
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The 6 Hours of Monza will be a significant moment for the Signatech team and its parent brand, Alpine, as it marks the end of a 14-year partnership. To commemorate this farewell, the two Alpine A424s have joined the historic Renault-Alpine A442B, winner of the 24 Hours […] The post WEC Farewell: Alpine A424 bids farewell to the historic A442B appeared first on FormulaRapida.net.
A last photo shoot took place in Monza before Alpine's farewell race to endurance, alongside the victorious car of the 24 Hours of Le Mans 1978....
Alpine Crew Preparing for “Emotional” Final WEC Race
Photo: Alpine Alpine Endurance Team drivers and leadership are preparing for an “emotional” final FIA World Endurance Championship race in today’s 6 Hours of Monza, as the longtime program comes to an end. The French manufacturer, which had been involved in the WEC since 2013, initially through branding and sponsorship of Signatech-run LMP2 cars, will take its final bow after a three-year run with its bespoke Alpine A424 LMDh-based prototype. Al…
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