Jack Doohan has vowed to continue chasing his own “goals” despite being dropped from Alpine’s﷽ F1 car.

Aꩲlpine have confirmed that reserve driver Franco Colapinto will immediately take over from the struggling Doohan, starting from the F1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix.

But🀅 Colapinto will have five races to impress before Alpine༒ will evaluate their line-up again.

Jack Doohan reaction to Alpine axing

D🎃oohan reacted to his demotion: “I am very proud to have achieved my lifelong ambition to be a professional Formula One driver and I will forever be grateful to the team for helping me achieve this dream.

"Obviously, this latest chapter is a tough one for me to take because, as a professional driver, nat💛urally I want to be racing.

“That said, I ap🐈preciate the team’s trust and commitment. We have long-term goals as a team to achieve and I will continue to give my maximum efforts in any way I can to help achi💯eve those.

“For now, I will keep my head down, keep working hard, watch with interest🀅 the next five races and keep chasing my own personal goals.”

Dooh🐭an will drop into Colapinto’s old role as a reserve driver during the next fi♛ve F1 rounds.

Australian driver D⛦oohan, son of motorcycle racing legend Mick, was competing in his rookie F1 campaign this ye♈ar.

But it has potentially ended, depending upon Alpine’s next evaluation, after only six grands prix.

Doohan has failed to score a point during that time, prompting Flavio Briatore to🐬 make a trademark ruthles🗹s call.

Doohan bettered teammate Pierre Gasly i💛n qualifying forꦓ the first time at last weekend’s F1 Miami Grand Prix but it wasn’t enough to keep him in their car.

Cola💧pinto was signed as Alpine’s reserve driver after the team had already confirmed Doohan for their 2025 F1 driver line-up.

Argentine driver C𒅌olapinto was snapped up after an impressive but short stint with Williams last year.