Jack Doohan

Latest team: Alpine F1 Team
Nationality: Australian
Date of birth: 20 Jan 2003
Active: 2022 - 2025

Jack Doohan made his debut for Alpine in 2024 during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. He replaced Esteban Ocon and continued to race for the French team in 2025 up to and including the Miami Grand Prix, alongside teammate Pierre Gasly. After these six races, he was replaced by Franco Colapinto.

Full name: Jack Doohan
Latest team: Alpine F1 Team
Date of birth: 20 January 2003
Place of birth: Gold Coast, Queensland
Nationality: Australian
Race number: 7
Debut race: Canadian GP 2024
Last race: Miami GP 2025

F1 years: 2
Best race result: 13
Number of Grands Prix won: 7
Number of sprint races: 2
Sprint wins: 0 / 2; 0%
WC points: 0
Victories: 0; 0%
Wins from pole: 0 / 0; 0%
Hat-tricks: 0
Grand Slams: 0
Most wins in a season: 0
Podium finishes: 0; 0%
P1 finishes: 0 / 0; 0%
P2 finishes: 0 / 0; 0%
P3 finishes: 0 / 0; 0%
Most podiums in a season: 0

Jack Doohan

Name	Jack Doohan
Date of Birth	20 january 2003
Place of Birth	Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Height	1.83m
Weight	70kg
Nationality	Australian
Race Number	7

Biography of F1 driver Jack Doohan

Jack Doohan made the transition from karting in Australia to single-seaters in 2018, starting with the British Formula 4 Championship. The Australian later also participated in the Italian Formula 4, ADAC Formula 4, and Asian Formula 3 Championships. Doohan then moved up to FIA Formula 3 in 2020, racing for the HWA Racelab team. In 2021, he switched to Trident, finishing second in the championship.

This progression led to his move to Formula 2, where Jack Doohan became part of Alpine's driver development program. In 2022, he finished sixth, and impressively, third in 2023. Consequently, the Australian became a Formula 1 reserve driver for Alpine in 2023, participating in several free practice sessions for the French team. With Esteban Ocon leaving the French team for Haas, Jack Doohan will make his debut during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2024 and has been confirmed as a driver for Alpine in 2025. However, after the Miami Grand Prix, the Australian was replaced by Franco Colapinto.