FIA Rule Stops Flavio Briatore From Being F1 Team Principal as Alpine Issue Statement - The Mirror
- Flavio Briatore leads the Alpine F1 team in practice but is not officially recognized as team principal by the FIA during the 2025 race weekend held in Imola.
- This situation follows Oliver Oakes's unexpected resignation for personal reasons after the Miami Grand Prix, leading Alpine to appoint Dave Greenwood as the official responsible person.
- Although Briatore lacks an F1 licence and is a consultant rather than a full-time staff member, Alpine states he covers Oakes's former duties while Greenwood fulfills the regulatory role.
- An FIA representative confirmed that Alpine has met all regulatory requirements following staff changes and indicated that it is the team’s responsibility to share any updates regarding their management setup, while Pierre Gasly emphasized that despite recent shifts, the team’s overall stability and direction remain intact.
- Briatore’s de facto control suggests ongoing decision-making authority, with expectations he may appoint a permanent team principal to maintain Alpine’s management stability.
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FIA rule stops Flavio Briatore from being F1 team principal as Alpine issue statement - The Mirror
It turns out Flavio Briatore cannot be Alpine team principal as far as the FIA are concerned, after the surprised news that previous boss Oliver Oakes had stepped away for personal reasons
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The Alpine Formula 1 team has sought to clarify Flavio Briatore is "fully in charge of the team" despite not officially being registered as its team representative in the wake of Oliver Oakes' exit.Briatore controversially rejoined the Enstone team he led to world titles in the 1990s and 2000s last summer on a consultancy basis, as Renault boss Luca de Meo's executive advisor in F1.But as he is not a member of staff at Alpine he is not technical…
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