Jack Doohan to Drive for Alpine in 2025
Australian Jack Doohan, son of legendary motorcycling champion Mick Doohan, has been promoted to a full-time Formula One driver with Alpine for the 2025 season. The 21-year-old will partner Frenchman Pierre Gasly, replacing Esteban Ocon, who is moving to Haas.
Alpine, currently languishing in eighth place in the constructors’ championship, is hoping that the combination of Doohan’s youth and Gasly’s experience will provide a solid foundation for future success. Gasly has praised Doohan’s talent, describing him as “fast” and “a great guy.”
Doohan’s promotion comes after a successful stint as Alpine’s reserve driver. He has also impressed in Formula 2, where he finished third in the 2022 championship.
Alpine has undergone significant changes in recent months, with Oliver Oakes taking over as team principal and Bruno Famin departing. Gasly had attempted to recruit Carlos Sainz, but the Spaniard opted for Williams instead.
Despite their struggles this season, Alpine remains optimistic about the future. The team believes that Doohan and Gasly have the potential to lead them to greater heights.