Stadium & Culture
13 entries in the Alpine F1 compendium.
MaracanãMaracanã: a name shared by a famous stadium, a neighborhood, rivers, football clubs, and aWembley StadiumThe iconic cathedral of English football, where legends are born on grass, not asphalt.AnfieldHome of Liverpool F.C. since 1892, Anfield is a historic stadium with a capacity of over 6Yankee StadiumA legendary baseball cathedral in the Bronx with no connection to Alpine F1 racing historyA523Alpine's 2023 challenger driven by Gasly and Ocon.Williams FW07The ground-effect Williams that brought the team its first championships.Ferrari 1581964 Ferrari 158 — the monocoque V8 that gave Surtees his one and only Drivers' title.McLaren MP4/4The dominant turbo-powered McLaren-Honda that won 15 of 16 races in 1988.Renault R202Renault's return as a full team, driven by Button and Trulli.Alpine A470A number with zero rubber behind it — never on a grid, never in a timing loop.Aston Martin AMR23Aston Martin's 2023 challenger that brought eight podiums but faded late in the season.Mercedes W11The near-perfect machine that redefined aerodynamic dominance and sealed a historic recordRenault R.S.20Renault's final Formula One car before the Alpine rebrand.
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