BWT Alpine Formula One Team

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BWT Alpine Formula One Team is the sponsorship-branded name of the Formula One constructor operated by Alpine Racing Limited. The team competes in the FIA Formula One World Championship, designing, building, and racing single-seater cars on the global calendar of approximately 24 Grands Prix each season.

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Its primary activities center on motorsport engineering, including chassis development, aerodynamics, vehicle dynamics, and race operations. The team maintains its headquarters and manufacturing facilities at the Whiteways Technical Centre in Enstone, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, where it employs roughly 900 to 1,000 personnel. It holds a French racing licence and has a long heritage dating back through previous identities including Benetton Formula, Renault F1 Team, and Lotus F1 Team, during which it secured seven world championship titles.

The organization participates in the premier tier of international motorsport alongside nine other constructor teams. It focuses on technological innovation in high-performance vehicles and has engaged in sustainability efforts, such as partnerships for advanced biofuels in logistics. Ownership rests primarily with the Renault Group via its Alpine brand, holding approximately 60 percent following recent minority stake sales to investment consortia and notable individuals; the structure supports commercial growth and long-term investment in the sport.

As a full works or customer-supported entrant in Formula One, the team contributes to the championship's technical and competitive landscape while leveraging its platform for brand promotion and partner collaborations worldwide.

Also known as Renault F1 Team, Lotus F1 Team, and BWT Alpine F1 Team.

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1 September 2026
BWT Alpine to run European logistics on Enilive HVOlution

Diesel from waste feedstocks will power logistics vehicles across European rounds, supplied via a broad service-station network with Multicard refuelling; lifecycle CO₂ cuts reported at 79.5%.