Shocking return: Ex-Alpine Boss reappears with the junior team in the middle of scandal

The former F1 force package returns to the racing scene in the middle of controversy

In a shocking turn of events, the former Alpine boss Oliver Oakes achieved a striking comeback for the racing paddock after his abrupt departure from the Formula -1 team. Oakes was recently discovered in Formula 2 and Formula -3 -Support -Paddocks, where he resumed his role as director of Hitech GP, a junior team that hits in the Motorsport world.

The comeback follows a turbulent time for Oakes when his brother William made headlines for the wrong reason. William Oakes was arrested in Miami during the Grand Prix weekend because he was incredulous because of the “transfer of criminal property”. Although he had no allegations that implied the Oliver into his brother's legal problems, he decided to step back from his position at Alpine and flew to Dubai to stay away from the escalating situation.

While some may have thought that Oakes would be low with his brother after the scandal, he has opposed the expectations by reappearing in the paddock, albeit in another property. As director of Hitech GP, Oakes will monitor the operations in Formula 2 and Formula 3 series and show his unshakable commitment to the team in the middle of personal turbulence.

Hitech GP, together from both Oakes Brothers, is an outstanding figure in various racing series, including Formula 2, Formula 3, GB3, Formula 4 British, Formula Winter and F1 Academy. The presence of the team in Imola next to Formula 1 this weekend marks an important moment for Oakes, which, despite Alpine's withdrawal, still has the title of the team leader, with Dave Greenwood initiating as a reigning headmaster.

The return of Oakes to the motorsport scene undoubtedly raised the eyebrows, but his commitment to Hitech GP remains determined. The racing world is of speculation and intrigue full, since Oakes navigates through turbulent waters in order to reaffirm its reputation in the highly maker area of ​​the Formula race.