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Suzuki MotoGP boss Brivio to lead Alpine F1 team!
Suzuki MotoGP boss Davide Brivio is reportedly set to become the CEO of Alpine F1 and oversee the brand's efforts in Grand Prix racing. Brivio spearheaded Suzuki and Joan Mir's charge to the MotoGP world championship title in 2020, but the highly competent Italian's achievements include multiple world championships with Yamaha. According to Motorsport.com, Renault is considering significant management changes to its Alpine F1 structure. It is being speculated that current team boss Cyril Abiteboul could move to a senior position at Alpine, while executive director Marcin Budkowski would take over as team principal, answering to Brivio as chief executive of the racing entity. Ahead of its...
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