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Alpine launches RAC(H)ER programme Programme aimed at providing equal opportunities in motorsports French Formula One team Alpine have unveiled their RAC(H)ER programme which is aimed at increasing diversity in the sport. The planned eight-year programme will provide female racers a platform to reach the pinnacle of motorsports, Formula One. Only 12% of Alpine's current workforce is made up of women and through the programme Alpine hopes to increase the number to 30%. Alpine has stated that they will start hiring female and male graduates and trainees at a 50:50 ratio starting immediately. The various steps which the programme will take are: Alpine will develop a programme to raise awareness of inclusion issues internally throughout the entire Alpine Business Unit as the team aims to create equal opportunities for all genders. A motor racing section underpinned by research carried out by the Paris Brain Institute to appreciate what it takes to be a top-class racing driver. This programme will also include the deconstruction of stereotypes using research with the funding of a scientific study to definitively break down all the pseudo-scientific alleged hurdles to Formula One female competition (fitness, cognitive). By partnering with several training organisations, Alpine will establish a specific development programme with dedicated financial means to lead the first woman into consistent Formula One competition. The French team plans to launch a fund, open to participation by all, to finance female talent within motorsport. The team will establish the right financial package and also find sponsors. Backed by the team's female ambassadors, Alpine aims to go into schools to boost awareness and interest among girls about motor racing and car industry jobs in general. The establishment of a long-term advocacy programme, engaging all relevant stakeholders in the motorsport and automotive industries in this transformative process. Alpine will also work with Formula One, the FIA Women in Motorsport Committee along with other programmes such as 'Girls on Track' to reach their goal. The French team will also invest in local STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) programmes at grassroot levels to educate and encourage more female participation in the sport and view it as a long-term career option. Laurent Rossi, Alpine CEO, commented, "Our role, as a Formula 1 team and a brand of the Renault Group is to commit to making our ecosystem more inclusive and making diversity our strength. We are aware of the need for a profound transformation of both the sport and the industry so that all talents can flourish in the future. By launching Rac(H)er, this long-term transformation programme, we hope to be joined by all the players in the sector, because it is only by uniting that we will be able to make real progress. And that would be our real success. 'We want to make sure we give access to all of the jobs, all of the opportunities at Alpine, to women. By not having a more balanced representation of women in the workforce I basically deprive Alpine and myself of 50 per cent of the talents out there. I see it as I'm missing half of my team. 'The intent is to debunk all of the myths that women can't, because they're not adapted, because they don't have role models, because the jobs we offer are not for women. We want to debunk all those myths one by one and make sure that for each opportunity offered at Alpine there's always an equal chance for women to get the job because they can. 'Fernando Alonso is 41 [in July] and he drives a Formula One car. I think Fernando Alonso at 41 is not as strong as a perfectly fit woman athlete at 30. You can drive a Formula One car with the right preparation and that's what we intend to do. We want to prepare the women the same way that men are prepared.” Claire Mesnier, Alpine Human Resources VP, added, "With Rac(H)er, we want to create a true meritocracy and not just move statistics. We have designed a unique, long-term programme that relies on the commitment of all Alpine employees. The challenge is to encourage reflection within the teams but also to put in place concrete means to move things forward both within the company. We commit to doing this in all areas of the company and are leading by example. Fifty percent of the Alpine Management Committee are now female – not because this is a quota but because they are the best in their field of expertise to lead the role and its responsibilities.” Since its inception in 1950, Formula One has seen a total of six drivers who have been female out of the total 885.

Alpine launch Rac(H)er programme

French Formula One team Alpine have unveiled their RAC(H)ER programme, which is aimed at increasing diversity in the sport. The planned eight-year programme will provide female racers a platform to...

Formula One extends partnership with Ferrari Trento

Formula One extends partnership with Ferrari Trento

Formula One has announced a two-year extension to its partnership with Italian beverage brand Ferrari Trento. The partnership will see the Italian brand continue on as the Official Supplier of...

Austrian Grand Prix : Race predictions

Austrian Grand Prix: Race predictions

After a dramatic race in Silverstone, the F1 action continues as we head to the Red Bull Ring in Austria. There are multiple storylines to look forward to, one of...

Alfa Romeo teams up with SenseTime

Alfa Romeo team up with SenseTime

Swiss Formula One team Alfa Romeo have partnered with leading global AI software company SenseTime. The partnership will see Alfa Romeo work with SenseTime to explore new innovative applications of...

Carlos Sainz takes home maiden Formula One victory

Carlos Sainz takes home maiden Formula One victory

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz became Formula One's 112th winner, following the Spaniard's win at an eventful British Grand Prix. Sainz was followed by Red Bull's Sergio Pérez who finished second ahead of Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton. Sainz's teammate Charles Leclerc finished fourth ahead of Fernando Alonso, Lando Norris and Max Verstappen. Haas' Mick Schumacher scored his first ever points in Formula One, finishing eighth ahead of Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel and Kevin Magnussen, who rounded up the points places. Maiden pole-sitter Sainz had the worst start to the race, with Verstappen taking the lead but a scary accident involving Haas' Zhou Guanyu and Mercedes' George Russell, saw an early red flag on lap two itself. Zhou, thankfully, was unhurt following his check at the medical centre and Russell walked away unhurt too. At the restart, Sainz made the most of his second opportunity and got a better start while Verstappen suffered from a mechanical issue which effectively ended his chances of fighting for the win. Sainz's teammate Leclerc and Hamilton also led the race for significant periods but in the end it was Sainz who managed to cross the line first to score his first ever win in Formula One.

BOSS teams up with Aston Martin

BOSS teams up with Aston Martin

British Formula One team Aston Martin have announced a new partnership with fashion brand BOSS which will see the latter become the team's Official Fashion Partner. The partnership will get...

Formula One set to introduce synthetic sustainable fuel by 2026

Formula One set to introduce synthetic sustainable fuel by 2026

Formula One has announced that it's working with Aramco and other major fuel manufacturers to develop a 100% sustainable fuel which will be introduced with a new engine formula in...

McLaren Racing inks new partnership with NEOM

McLaren Racing ink new partnership with NEOM

McLaren Racing have announced a new partnership with NEOM, a planned-city project within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that is aimed at creating a city that would boast of bleeding-edge...

AlphaTauri announces Buzz Group partnership

AlphaTauri announce Buzz Group partnership

Buzz Group, a multinational conglomerate based out of England, has announced a new partnership with AlphaTauri, joining the Italian F1 team as an Official Partner. The multi-year partnership will be...

Formula One renews US media rights partnership with ESPN

Formula One renews US media rights partnership with ESPN

Formula One has renewed its media rights deal with ESPN for a further three years. The new deal, which will run till 2025, is reported to be around US$75-90 million...

British Grand Prix : Race Predictions

British Grand Prix 2022: Race predictions

Following a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix that saw Max Verstappen earn his maiden Canadian win, racing resumes in Silverstone.  While Red Bull have slowly started to build a lead in...

Jehan Daruvala - Childhood and family, Formative years, Formula 2 and Formula 3 days, Honours and records, Karting career, Net worth

Jehan Daruvala: Profile | Net worth | Honours

Bio Nationality: Indian Date of Birth: 1 October 1998 Hometown: Mumbai, Maharashtra Race Starts: 247 Wins: 16 Podiums: 60 Pole Positions: 14 Fastest laps: 17 Race win percentage: 6.5% Podium...

McLaren Racing announces Nissan partnership for Formula E

McLaren Racing announces Nissan partnership for Formula E

British racing team McLaren have signed a new multi-year partnership with Nissan. The technical partnership will see Nissan provide the McLaren team with its EV powertrain technology for the Formula...

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Pierre Gasly to stay with AlphaTauri till 2023

Pierre Gasly to stay with AlphaTauri till 2023

French Formula One driver Pierre Gasly has re-signed with AlphaTauri for another year, extending his stay with the team till the end of the 2023 season. There were numerous speculations...

Haas teams up with Starlight Children's Foundation

Haas teams up with Starlight Children's Foundation

American Formula One team Haas has announced a new charity partnership with Starlight Children's Foundation, USA. The partnership will see Haas provide support and respite to the families and children...

Mercedes nets Sutton Trust partnership

Mercedes nets Sutton Trust partnership

Formula One team Mercedes have announced a new partnership with charitable organisation Sutton Trust. Sutton Trust, who work on social mobility programmes, research and policy influences, will join the team's...

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McLaren ink Goldman Sachs partnership

McLaren ink Goldman Sachs partnership

British Formula One team McLaren Racing have announced a new partnership with global financial services firm Goldman Sachs. The multi-year partnership will see Goldman Sachs join as an Official Partner...

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Alpine announce new Canel’s deal

Alpine announce new Canel’s deal

French Formula One team Alpine have announced a new partnership with Mexican confectionery Canel’s. The partnership builds on Canel’s aim towards building its presence in motorsport both in Mexico and...

Red Bull suspend Jüri Vips over racist slur

Austrian Formula One team Red Bull Racing have announced that they have suspended their junior driver Jüri Vips after he allegedly used racist language during a live-streaming session on gaming...

Jehan Daruvala to make Formula One debut with McLaren

Jehan Daruvala to make Formula One debut with McLaren

Daruvala to test the 2021 McLaren at Silverstone. Indian Formula 2 driver and Red Bull junior Jehan Daruvala will make his long-awaited Formula One debut later this week at Silverstone....

Verstappen fends off Sainz to taken maiden Canadian Grand Prix win

Verstappen fends off Sainz to take maiden Canadian Grand Prix win

Red Bull made it six wins out of six as Max Verstappen took yet another win at the Canadian Grand Prix. The Dutchman, who took his maiden pole in Canada,...

Zhou Guanyu announced as HSBC China ambassador

Zhou Guanyu announced as HSBC China ambassador

Alfa Romeo's driver Zhou Guanyu has been announced as HSBC Bank China's latest brand ambassador. The partnership will see HSBC use Zhou's profile to encourage the youth to pursue their...

FIA takes measures to control porpoising

FIA takes measures to control porpoising

Formula One's governing body, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), has announced a host of measures related to the 'bouncing effect' of the current-generation Formula One cars, commonly known as...

Formula One extends presence in Brazil with dual partnership

Formula One extends presence in Brazil with dual partnership

Formula One has extended its partnership with Bandeirantes, Brazil for a further three years, which will see the latter continue to hold the exclusive broadcast rights of F1 in Brazil...

Formula One extends Australian Grand Prix partnership

Formula One extends Australian Grand Prix partnership

Formula One has announced that the Australian Grand Prix, which is held in Melbourne, will remain in the city until 2035, following a massive long-term deal. The partnership will also...

Canadian Grand Prix: Race predictions

Canadian Grand Prix: Race predictions

After an eventful Azerbaijan race, Formula One returns to Canada for the first time since 2019. The storylines this time are very different, however: Red Bull now are looking likely...

Lewis Hamilton made honorary citizen of Brazil

Lewis Hamilton made honorary citizen of Brazil

Seven-time Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton has been announced as an honorary citizen of Brazil after a bill was passed by the Congress in the Lower House of Parliament...

Azerbaijan Grand Prix Race Review

Verstappen sails to victory in Baku as Ferrari suffer double DNF

Max Verstappen enjoyed a comfortable afternoon in Baku as the Dutchman took yet another win in the 2022 season to extend his championship lead. Verstappen's teammate Sergio Pérez made it another 1-2 for Red Bull and the cherry on the cake for Red Bull was the fact that both Ferrari cars suffered technical issues and did not finish the race. Mercedes' George Russell took third place ahead of his teammate Lewis Hamilton while AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly came home fifth. Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel finished a strong sixth for the team ahead of Alpine's Fernando Alonso while the McLaren pair of Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris finished eighth and ninth respectively. It was the other Alpine of Esteban Ocon who rounded out the points scoring places after his tenth place finish.

Issues with mercedes car in 2022 | Why is hamiltion not leading/winning in 2022 f1 season

What’s happening with Mercedes?

To say it’s been a fall from grace for Mercedes would be an understatement. The German team were nearly untouchable in the turbo-hybrid era between 2014 and 2021. Such was...

Lewis Hamilton and Brad Pitt to work together on new Formula One film

Lewis Hamilton and Brad Pitt to work together on new Formula One film

Apple Studios have announced that they have acquired the rights to a new Formula One movie which will have Brad Pitt starring with seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton set to produce the movie. The film is going to be directed by Top Gun: Maverick director, Joseph Kosinski. Kosinski will also serve as a producer along with Hamilton, Pitt's Plan B Entertainment and Jerry Bruckheimer. Ehren Kruger, who worked with Kosinski on Top Gun: Maverick, will be working on the screenplay. Further details about the movie haven't been released yet but it has been reported that the film will see Pitt starring as a former driver, who comes out of retirement to take up the challenge against a young and upcoming talent.

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