Drivers Section — International Edition
No. 572
November 2026
Alpine

Alpine heads to Interlagos, its highest-scoring circuit since 2021

Alpine heads to Interlagos, its highest-scoring circuit since 2021, with Gabriele Minì in Gasly's car for FP1 and Gasly set to equal Ocon's team starts record.

Frederik Lund · 10 minutes ago · 3 min read
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Alpine leaves Mexico City without points after post-race penalties for both drivers

Gasly and Colapinto both finished in the top ten in Mexico City, but post-race penalties for yellow flag infringements left Alpine with no points.

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Gasly reaches Q3 for Alpine in Mexico City as Colapinto qualifies 12th

Pierre Gasly qualified 10th for Alpine at the Mexico City Grand Prix, with Franco Colapinto 12th, after a difficult final practice session.

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Alpine

Gasly leads Alpine’s encouraging Friday at the Mexico City Grand Prix

Pierre Gasly was sixth and eighth in Friday practice in Mexico City, while Gabriele Mini made his official F1 session debut for Alpine.

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News

Škoda lifts nine-month profit as electrified deliveries jump 34.7%

Škoda delivered 812,400 cars in the first nine months of 2026 and raised operating profit 7.4% to €1.9 billion, helped by a 34.7% rise in electrified deliveries.

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BMW

BMW launches new global brand campaign built for social media

BMW's new global “Made Different. To Feel Different.” campaign for social media went live on 29 October, led by a 120-second hero film.

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Sport

Toyota Racing heads to Monza with the WEC drivers’ title at stake

Toyota Racing has already won the 2026 WEC manufacturers' title, and its #8 crew lead the #7 car by 17 points going into the Monza finale.

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