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Renault admits Alpine F1 project losing money

Oct.13 Renault CEO Francois Provost has admitted Alpine's Formula 1 program is currently losing money, but insists the manufacturer still has strong reasons to remain in the sport. Provost made the comments at the Paris Motor Show, including during an exchange involving French president Emmanuel Macron and Pierre Gasly. 'We're sticking with Alpine,' Provost said. 'Ok, we're losing money, it's difficult, but you have to have ambition.' He said the commercial return from Formula 1 depends heavily on Alpine becoming a regular frontrunner. 'For these investments to be fully recouped, our cars need to be in the top three or four when they are shown on Formula 1 TV broadcasts,' Provost told BFM...
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