Is Jack Doohan’s Alpine seat in jeopardy? Flavio Briatore provides clarity. Flavio Briatore has addressed the possibility of another driver replacing Jack Doohan at Alpine.

It’s certainly not the best way to start. Jack Doohan’s F1 career with Alpine is beginning under a cloud of uncertainty, as rumors suggest that the young Australian driver might already be at risk, with a contract reportedly valid only for the first five races.

This speculation has neither been confirmed nor denied by the French team, which remains vigilant in the driver market. Several weeks ago, Flavio Briatore had already mentioned the possibility of bringing in Franco Colapinto in the near future. “Franco has undoubtedly impressed everyone. If the opportunity arises to sign him, we will certainly consider it,” the Italian manager had stated.

Flavio Briatore Clarifies on Jack Doohan
Flavio Briatore revisited the topic of Jack Doohan’s future at Alpine. “The only certain thing is death,” the Italian entrepreneur told *Le Parisien*. “We will start 2025 with Jack and Pierre, but we’ll see how the season progresses.”

“My goal is to deliver results, and the driver is the one who must finalize the work of thousands of people. There’s an entire team working for two individuals,” Briatore added. “If a driver doesn’t deliver results, I’ll replace them. In Formula 1, you can’t afford to be empathetic,” he concluded.

Ultimately, the track will decide. What’s clear is that Flavio Briatore wouldn’t hesitate to let someone go mid-season. And with Franco Colapinto available…