Article To news overview © XPBimages 1996 Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill has questioned the merit of a multi-driver in-season test session to determine a team's next full-time driver. With Alpine needing a replacement for Fernando Alonso after erstwhile reserve driver Oscar Piastri defected to McLaren, the team held a three-day behind-closed-doors test at the Hungaroring this week, with several drivers taking turns behind the wheel of the team's 2021 challenger. Antonio Giovinazzi, Nyck De Vries and Jack Doohan all took to the Budapest track for Alpine over the three days, but Hill – who spent two years as a full-time test driver for Williams before graduating to a race seat in...
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