What time will Alpine present its 2023 F1 car this Thursday? Alpine will be the last team to unveil its new single-seater, the A523, from London on Thursday. The team has already suffered the embarrassment of leaked images of the car however.
This Thursday, February 16, it is the turn of the Alpine team to unveil its new single-seater for the 2023 Formula 1 season, which begins on March 5 with the Bahrain Grand Prix.
The presentation of the Alpine 523, which will be driven by Frenchmen Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon, begins this Thursday at 8pm (GMT) in London, UK, during a live broadcast event. Alpine are the last Formula 1 team to officially launch their 2023 F1 car.
You will of course be able to find all the images and reactions of the various key players on our website following this presentation. The launch itself can be viewed tonight using the video player below.
Leaked images
The Alpine team took its first on-track test of the year on Monday 13 February, running the A523 for 100km at Silverstone as part of the team’s filming and shakedown day.
Unsurprisingly, the French manufacturer’s team car features a blue livery, logically similar to last season’s, and this was confirmed with leaked photos from the day.
The unusual way of launching the car after a filming day rather than before, inevitably lead to photographers being able to take pictures of the new car ahead of the official launch.
2023 presentation dates in the table below
| Haas | 31 Jan |
| Red Bull | 3 Feb |
| Williams | 6 Feb |
| Alfa Romeo | 7 Feb |
| AlphaTauri | 11 Feb |
| Aston Martin | 13 Feb |
| McLaren | 13 Feb |
| Ferrari | 14 Feb |
| Mercedes | 15 Feb |
| Alpine | 16 Feb |
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