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Alpine is currently last in the Formula One (F1) world championship, but driver Pierre Gasly remains optimistic about the team's future, citing major plans for the 2026 season. Alpine has only scored points in four Grands Prix this season, all earned by Gasly. This marks a significant decline from their sixth-place finish last season. Despite management changes and driver replacements, Gasly believes the current struggles don't reflect Alpine's true potential as they focus on the new F1 regulations starting in 2026. He's willing to endure the current difficulties if it means a competitive car in the future. Alpine anticipates changes next year with a new Mercedes engine and the arrival of Steven Nielsen as team manager.
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