Jack Doohan has spoken out about the chances of being replaced at Alpine as the Formula 1 team continue to add more reserve drivers to their lineup. The Australian driver previously acted as Alpine’s reserve driver from 2023 to 2024 before earning a promotion to their vacant F1 seat following the exit of Esteban Ocon.

In the fifth instalment of a series running ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season, we look at Alpine racer Jack Doohan – who is already fielding questions rookie racers only generally get later in their first campaigns,

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Jack Doohan is making his Albert Park Formula 1 debut this weekend. He has officially begun his first season as a full-time driver for Alpine after working his way up the global motorsport ranks. Plenty of fans may also recognise his surname – one which is synonymous with an Aussie motorsport legend.

Jack Doohan is one of five drivers joining the 2025 Formula 1 grid who can technically still be classed as rookies. With the pressure clearly on Doohan to perform from the get-go in his first full-time F1 contract with Alpine,