Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has stated that the upcoming 2026 sporting regulations are not the reason for the Alpine F1 team to cease its engine operations
Outgoing Alpine team principal Bruno Famin recently broke the news that Alpine was going to exit the premier class of motorsport as an engine supplier, despite the development of the 2026 engine going on in full swing.
In response, Domenicali has addressed the situation, clarifying that Alpine's decision to cancel its 2026 engine operations stems from "another condition" unrelated to the 2026 regulations. Speaking to Motorsport.com, as reported by, Domenicali sought to dispel any speculation linking Alpine's move to potential issues with the forthcoming regulatory changes. He said:
Domenicali emphasized the importance of securing support from power unit manufacturers while drafting the new regulations, noting that this process required compromises among the various stakeholders. The F1 boss asserted that the FIA made every effort to ensure that all teams were heard and their input considered when developing the forthcoming power unit rules. He added:
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