New Grand Prix Drivers’ Association director Carlos Sainz is calling for changes to the DRS systems in Formula 1 in the name of safety. Alpine’s Jack Doohan admits he deliberately left his DRS ...

Alpine has explained Jack Doohan's big shunt in Suzuka Formula 1 practice was caused by him failing to close DRS, with the team's crew now working to rebuild his heavily damaged car ...

Williams driver Alex Albon expressed his views on the potential implementation of an automated DRS system for future cars, a discussion sparked by Jack Doohan 's severe crash at the Japanese Grand ...

It later emerged that he had attempted to take turn 1 with the DRS flap opening after trying it on team's simulator before arriving in Suzuka but ultimately the gamble failed in spectacular fashion.

Alpine driver Jack Doohan was filmed struggling to exit his car after the Japanese Grand Prix, following a major crash earlier in the race weekend. Doohan has struggled to find significant success ...

Alpine 's Jack Doohan discussed how the team has alleviated pressure and concerns about his future with reassurances amid a series of rumors and speculation. Doohan appeared to be the most ...

Alpine is seriously considering replacing Jack Doohan with reserve driver Franco Colapinto ahead of F1’s race at Imola, but does he deserve to lose his seat after just seven races?

According to F1 photographer Kym Illman, the situation escalated when Colapinto’s supporters got hold of Doohan’s personal email address and began sending threats and negative messages.

When asked if he could confirm Doohan would be in the car during Imola for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Oakes said, “Yeah, as it is today, Jack is our driver along with Pierre.

The Colapinto signing announcement came 31 days later. Even under that early scrutiny, Oakes publicly backed his driver, but the expectation was for Doohan to perform. He is a rookie, and it takes ...