Formula 1's Alpine team has confirmed multiple parties, including Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff and former Red Bull boss Christian Horner, are interested in acquiring the 24% stake held by Otro Capital. This development, first reported by The Telegraph and later confirmed by Alpine, intensifies the competition for a share of the French team. While Alpine's spokesperson emphasized the process remains ongoing and declined to name specific bidders, the team's statement that 'multiple parties are interested' underscores the significant strategic value perceived in Alpine's shares.

The interest from both Horner and Wolff, who have a history of rivalry, points beyond personal competition to broader strategic ambitions within F1.