Alpine Formula 1 team principal Bruno Famin says that the Enstone outfit was talking to its current drivers about 2025 before Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari stirred up the market.
Hamilton’s decision to leave Mercedes for Maranello in 2025 and extended deals for Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris at their respective Ferrari and McLaren teams were the first steps in what is expected to be a busy silly season. Alpine’s Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly are among the many drivers on the current grid who not yet committed for 2025 and beyond.
“To be honest we all of course have a look on the drivers' market. We have also our academy, and it is our duty to see what is going on, to know what is going. “We're on that, but there is no decision at all yet. And our priority is much more focused on developing the car and the team, and we are the confident with our drivers.' Asked by Motorsport.com if it was important for the team to end any uncertainty by signing up its current drivers Famin suggested that there was no urgency.
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