Otro retains Alpine stake after Mercedes agreement fails
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 2:23 PM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
Otro Capital is currently keeping its stake in the Alpine Formula 1 team following unsuccessful negotiations with Mercedes for a potential sale. The discussions did not lead to any agreement, allowing Otro to maintain its involvement with Alpine for the time being. Alpine will continue operating under its existing ownership structure as it seeks to strengthen its performance in the competitive F1. Further developments in the negotiations may arise as the season progresses.
- •Otro Capital retains its stake in Alpine F1 team.
- •Negotiations with Mercedes did not result in an agreement.
- •Alpine continues with its current ownership structure.
- •Potential future developments in stake sale negotiations are possible.
- 2:23 PMRacer — Otro waits on Alpine stake sale after failing to reach Mercedes agreement
"Otro Capital is retaining its stake in the Alpine Formula 1 team for now after failing to reach an agreement to sell to Mercedes.
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