Alan Permane The latest F1 news about Alan Permane | Racing Bulls Team Principal
Alan Permane is F1’s newest team principal, having stepped up to replace Laurent Mekies, who in turn replaced the sacked Christian Horner at Red Bull in July 2025. Permane is an F1 stalwart after a long stint with Alpine.
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Japanese GP
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29 Mar 2026 |
Miami GP
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03 May 2026 |
Canadian GP
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24 May 2026 |
Monaco GP
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07 Jun 2026 |
Barcelona GP
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14 Jun 2026 |
Austrian GP
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28 Jun 2026 |