The AlphaTauri F1 team is set to replace Nyck de Vries from next week's Hungarian Grand Prix, according to several media reports ⬇️
Dutchman de Vries had been under pressure for weeks after a disappointing start to his F1 career with the Italian squad.
His cause wasn't helped by AlphaTauri underperforming with this season's AT04, which has left the team last in the constructors' championship after 10 races with just two points. According to various media reports, including Dutch outlet De Telegraaf, AlphaTauri has now moved to replace de Vries in time for next week's Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest.
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