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Kvyat Secures Role as Alpine's F1 Reserve Driver for 2021

Daniil Kvyat will take on the role of reserve driver for Alpine in the 2021 Formula 1 season. This move comes after Kvyat was not retained by AlphaTauri, who opted for rookie Yuki Tsunoda to partner Pierre Gasly, marking another chapter in Kvyat's dynamic career in F1.

Our Take:

Kvyat's experience as a former race driver could be invaluable for Alpine, especially during a season filled with uncertainties and the ever-present risk of driver changes due to COVID-19. His presence not only provides depth to the team but also a strategic advantage, as he can offer insights from his time racing in various circumstances. It will be interesting to see how he influences Alpine's progression in the Constructors' Championship.

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Vowles Defends Sainz-Lawson Collision, Insights on F1 Developments

This week's RaceFans round-up discusses the controversial Sainz-Lawson collision, with team principal James Vowles arguing that it did not warrant a penalty. Additionally, the article delves into other key developments from the recent race weekend. Our Take: While penalties are often a hot topic in Formula 1, Vowles&

Oscar Piastri Dominates at Dutch Grand Prix: Team Reactions and Insights

Oscar Piastri continued his impressive form with a ninth career victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, further widening his championship lead over McLaren teammate Lando Norris. The race at Zandvoort showcased thrilling performances and strategic maneuvers from various teams. Our Take: Piastri's victory not only solidifies his status

Leclerc Cleared: No Penalty for Controversial Move at Dutch GP

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Alonso's Fiery Reaction to Safety Car Chaos at Zandvoort

Fernando Alonso's hopes for a strong finish at the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix were dashed when the Safety Car was deployed, leading to an intense outburst over the radio. Our Take: Alonso's frustration highlights the unpredictable nature of F1 strategy. Safety Cars can completely alter the

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Vowles Defends Sainz-Lawson Collision, Insights on F1 Developments

Oscar Piastri Dominates at Dutch Grand Prix: Team Reactions and Insights

Leclerc Cleared: No Penalty for Controversial Move at Dutch GP

Alonso's Fiery Reaction to Safety Car Chaos at Zandvoort