Jack Doohan will race alongside Pierre Gasly for Alpine in the 2025 F1 world championship.
It completes a rise through the ranks that started in karting and saw him enjoy success in Formula 3 and Formula 2.
A former Red Bull junior, the Australian switched to the Alpine Academy for 2022 and quickly became its leading light.
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He’s been the squad’s official reserve driver since 2023 and, next year, will become the 19th Australian to have competed in the world championship.
Jack Doohan (AUS)
Jack Doohan (AUS), Mick Doohan (AUS) and Fernando Alonso (ESP)
(L to R): Jack Doohan (AUS) Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver with his father Mick Doohan (AUS)
Jack Doohan (AUS), Alpine F1 Team with Mick Doohan (AUS)
(L to R): Mick Doohan (AUS) with his son Jack Doohan (AUS) Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver
(L to R): Mick Schumacher (GER) Mercedes AMG F1 Reserve Driver with Jack Doohan (AUS) Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver.
Jack Doohan (AUS), Alpine F1 Team
(L to R): Liam Lawson (NZL) AlphaTauri Reserve Driver with Jack Doohan (AUS) Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver
Jack Doohan (AUS) Invicta Virtuosi Racing on the grid
Race winner Jack Doohan (AUS) Virtuosi Racing celebrates in parc ferme
Jack Doohan (AUS) Virtuosi Racing
Jack Doohan (AUS) Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver fans
Jack Doohan (AUS) Alpine F1 Team Reserve Driver
Jack Doohan (AUS) Alpine F1 Team A522 Alpine Academy Driver
Jack Doohan (AUS), Alpine F1 Team
Race winner Jack Doohan (AUS) Virtuosi Racing celebrates on the podium
The podium (L to R): Felipe Drugovich (BRA) MP Motorsport, second; Jack Doohan (AUS) Virtuosi Racing, race winner; Liam Lawson (NZL) Carlin, third
Race winner Jack Doohan (AUS) Virtuosi Racing celebrates in parc ferme
The podium (L to R): Jack Doohan (AUS) Virtuosi Racing, third; Mark Webber (AUS) Channel 4 Presenter; David Coulthard (GBR) Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Advisor / Channel 4 F1 Commentator; Mick Doohan (AUS)
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