Veteran operations director Rob﷽ White has departed Alpine amid their struggles during the 2024 F1 season.

58-year-𒀰old White, who had worked at Enstone for 20 years, was officially removed from the position he has held since 20♎16 by Alpine team principal Bruno Famin on Wednesday, according to a report by.

An Alpine spokesperson told : "As part of the teဣam's wider operational restructure, we can confirm the 🔜departure of Rob White.

"The team is thankful for Rob's efforts during his long career both at Enstone and at Viry-Chatillon, where he led the championsh𒊎ip-winning engine project in 2005 and 2006. We wish him the best in his futur𓆏e endeavours."

White’s sacking marks the latest of a series of organisational changes within Alpine after a turbulent start to the new F1 seas꧟on.

The French squad began the campaign well off the place after taking a wrong car design direction, which led to the departures of bothღ technical director Matt Harman and head of aerodynamics Dirk de Beer following the Bahrain Grand Prix in March.

Desi🐻gn engineer Bob Bell then left the team just days later in order to join ⛄Aston Martin.

Following his b𓂃rief stint at McLaren, former Ferrari engineer David Sanchez was signed in May as Famin created a new three-pronged technical structure.

Alpine have been rocked by several high-profile departures over the last year, with brand CEO Laurent Rossi removed by Renault chief Luca de Meo last 🌳July.

Team principal Otmar Szafnauer and long-serving sporting director Alan Permane were next to exit Alpine, with both leaving ahea💛d of last year’s Belgian Grand Prix.

After finishing sixꦓth in 2023, Alpine have managed just two poin🐽ts so far this season, leaving them ninth in the constructors’ championship.

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