Formula 1 returns to Las Vegas, with some of the teams donning special liveries to mark the occasion.

The 2025 Festival of Speed drew to a close on Sunday after four days of celebrations, star appearances and debuts at the iconic summer motoring event.

Following last year’s beta concept reveal, the A390 is here. This is the second model in Alpine’s ‘Dream Garage’, which could see seven new releases in seven years.

Colapinto has five races to prove himself worthy of being Pierre Gasly’s teammate, starting with the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix.

This is the latest and greatest iteration of the Alpine A110.

The Grand Prix winner turned up in the electric hot hatch at Tuesday’s F1 75 live event.

Alpine has created the ultimate road going version of the A110, which has proved critically and commercially popular since its release in 2018.

Order books have opened for the Alpine A290, while Franco Colapinto joins the French brand’s F1 team as a reserve driver.

The winning duo were revealed at the opening day of the Brussels Motor Show in Belgium.

The project with Mathieu Cesar is Alpine’s fourth artistic collaboration in four years.

The winner set to be announced on January 10, during the Brussels International Motor Show.

The final take on its A110 model arrives with a hefty price tag.

Alpine has presented the most advanced version of its Alpenglow to date at the 2024 Paris Motor Show.

Alpine will reveal its A390 Beta concept on 11 October. The concept will then make its world debut at the Paris Motor Show from 14 to 20 October.

The 21 year old has spent the last two seasons as a reserve driver for Alpine and makes the step up following Estaban Ocon’s move to Haas.

At this weekend’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, Alpine finally revealed the A290, an exciting five door hot hatch based on the Renault 5 and the first of a new generation of electric vehicles for the brand.