Alpine will showcase its links to motorsport success with women drivers at the Goodwood Revival meeting (September 12-14), highlighting 70 years of racing history at the Earl’s Court Motor Show.
The display will feature three cars that represent the brand’s journey from rally stages to endurance racing, driven by notable female drivers like Michèle Mouton and Lella Lombardi. Current Alpine Academy race drivers Nina Gademan and Sukhmani Khera will also attend to meet fans alongside Alpine UK brand director Nicola Burnside.
Women in Motorsport and Alpine
Alpine’s showcase honors the contributions of female racers, beginning with Michèle Mouton, a pioneer in international rallying. Today, Alpine continues to support emerging talent like Gademan and Khera, fostering the next generation of female racers.
New Alpine A390 Joins Historical Models
Highlighting the display, the works A110 Berlinette (1973) and the Alpine-Renault A441 C Le Mans prototype (1975) have become iconic in motorsport, showcasing Alpine’s commitment to performance and innovation.
Completing the display is the new Alpine A390 (2025), an all-electric sport fastback debuting at Goodwood. With 470 horsepower and a range of 345 miles, it merges racing heritage with modern technology.
“At Goodwood Revival, we celebrate 70 years of motorsport with cars that embody our legacy and the female drivers who broke barriers, from Michèle Mouton to today’s F1 Academy stars,” said Nicola Burnside. “Their success shapes our future.”
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