Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi says he has total trust in F1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer's leadership. “He's delivering every day since he arrived, and is the boss.'
Rossi says that despite what happened on the driver front, with the team still upset about a lack of loyalty shown from Piastri, he is adamant Szafnauer is delivering in helping drive Alpine’s competitiveness forwards since he took over the reigns in March.
“We would agree sometimes on maximums, limits, boundaries, because, of course, we need to be aligned, and I need to know [what is happening]. But there was no real disconnection between us.” With Szafnauer in place, Rossi says it was always his intention to step back – and he wants to further get less involved in F1 from now on.“There was a need for management to be there, and I needed to understand how the team operates before I made the changes I want to make, which I did.
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