Chinese manufacturer Geely will not take over Alpine's WEC program, as the French group ends its WEC commitment.
Geely withdraws from WEC Alpine program
The Chinese automaker Geely has decided not to take over the Alpine program in the World Endurance Championship (WEC), as reported by the website Endurance Info. This move ends speculation about Geely’s involvement in the racing series.Alpine ends WEC participation
The French automaker Alpine has officially ended its participation in the World Endurance Championship, as announced in February. This decision means that Alpine will no longer compete in the series, leaving its future in the sport uncertain.WEC faces a leadership vacuum
With Alpine’s exit, the WEC is left without a clear manufacturer to lead its racing efforts. This creates a potential leadership vacuum in the championship, which could affect its competitiveness and visibility in motorsport.Geely’s focus shifts to other projects
Geely has not provided specific reasons for its decision to step back from the Alpine program. However, the company has been focusing on other automotive projects, including its own racing initiatives and partnerships in different racing series.
