First came the road-going A110, then Alpine developed Cup and GT4 versions for the racing portfolio. The Rally is the latest model to come out of Dieppe, and as you can tell from a decal on the ...

Resurgent sports car maker Alpine is getting back into the rally game with the new A110 Rally, which is poised to take on rivals Porsche and Abarth in the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The Alpine A110 Rally is poised to enter into the FIA World Rally ...

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When I was a kid, whenever I heard San Remo, my tone-deaf mind immediately tuned to the musical notes of the iconic Music Festival. Which, by the way, in unrelated news to our ‘San Remo 73’ case, this ...

Following the reveal of the range-topping A110S road car, Alpine has now released the A110 Rally. The name tells you almost everything you need to know about the new model: it’s a rear-wheel-drive ...

Currently, fans of the Alpine A110 have had two choices for going racing: Drive an A110 Cup in the car's one-make series, or buy an A110 GT4 to race in any GT4-class road-course championship. Now, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Alpine has created a limited-edition version of its A110 sports car to commemorate the firm's participation in the French round of ...

You wouldn’t know it by looking at it but the original Alpine A110 won quite a few races as a rally car back in the ’70s, even becoming the Constructors’ champion for the World Rally Championship’s ...

Alpine will run its disguised A110 FUTURE development mule daily at Goodwood, previewing the electric EV platform underpinning the next-generation A110 sports car.

Alpine was founded in 1955 in Dieppe, a town in northern Normandy, and the marque, now under ownership of Renault, still produces cars today, including the modern Alpine A110, which would not exist if ...