Overview
- Alpine said it reached a mutual agreement with Jack Doohan to end his driving services for 2026 so he can pursue other opportunities.
- Doohan debuted for Alpine in Abu Dhabi 2024 and was replaced after six races in 2025 following errors and heavy crashes, scoring no points.
- Media reporting indicates Doohan is likely to race in Japan’s Super Formula with Kondo Racing after a Suzuka test, though no deal is confirmed.
- He is also being linked to potential F1 testing or reserve duties, including speculation about a Haas role connected to Toyota, which remains unconfirmed.
- Alpine’s 2026 lineup is set with Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto, with Paul Aron as reserve, after the team finished last in 2025 with 22 points all scored by Gasly.