Signatech, the outfit that runs the Alpine Endurance Team program, was caught in the middle by the manufacturer's withdrawal decision, but is looking for ways to stay in the FIA WEC.

Alpine has confirmed it will withdraw from the FIA WEC's Hypercar class after the 2026 season. The French brand will focus solely on Formula 1 going forward.

After a frantic six hours of racing, Alpine Endurance Team took its first Hypercar victory since the 2022 6 Hours of Monza, with the No. 35 A424.

Much has changed on the car over the last 12 months since its disappointing debut, and the mood music in the garage is much improved as a result.

French sports car manufacturer Alpine has revealed that four-time Le Mans class winner Nicolas Lapierre will take up a new role as sporting director for the Alpine Endurance Team next year, following the news on Wednesday that the Frenchman has stepped back from professional driving.In this new role, which Lapierre...

A 37-car provisional entry list for next month's FIA WEC 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps has been revealed that features a number of driver lineup tweaks.Following Imola, the majority of the changes to the entry are a result of the clashing Formula E doubleheader in Berlin, with Jean-Eric Vergne and Stoffel...