Alpine Shares for Sale: Who Will Buy the Team Stake?
Renault owns 76% of Alpine, while 24% belongs to the Otro Capital consortium, which plans to sell its stake. Christian Horner and Toto Wolff show the most interest. Renault reportedly favors Mercedes as the buyer. McLaren criticizes potenti
▫ | The Ongoing Topic of Alpine Shares
It has long been known that Alpine shares are up for sale. Renault still owns 76% of the team. The remaining 24% belongs to the Otro Capital consortium. This group of investors purchased the stake in December 2023 for 200 million euros, but they now plan to sell their share...
It is believed that Christian Horner and Toto Wolff have shown the greatest interest in buying these shares. Horner wants to return to Formula 1, while Wolff is interested in investment. According to information from the publication Racer, Renault reportedly prefers Mercedes as the buyer.
Competing teams, led by McLaren CEO Zak Brown, criticize the potential collaboration: "I am against joint ownership of teams. All eleven teams should be as independent as possible. There is always a significant risk of compromising the integrity of the sport," said Zak Brown.
"Power unit supply should be the limit."
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