Article To news overview © XPB On the first day of Formula 1's summer break, Fernando Alonso lobbed a Aston Martin 2023-sized bombshell into the driver market, leaving Alpine scrambling to find a replacement. Their attempts to promote reserve driver Oscar Piastri into a 2023 race seat have been scuppered by a rather strong denial that he would drive for the team, as he looks set to partner Lando Norris at McLaren in place of Daniel Ricciardo. It's been quite a silly season in F1 – and motorsport in general thanks to the Alex Palou/Chip Ganassi/McLaren situation over in IndyCar – but for how long is each driver contracted to their current team? Who has the longest deal, and who needs a...
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