Alpine has long been a symbol of French engineering excellence, combining high-performance design with motorsport prowess. From its origins in 1955, founded by the visionary Jean Rédélé, Alpine has made its mark on automotive history, particularly in the realms of rallying and endurance racing. Through iconic models like the A110, the brand has earned a legendary reputation, cementing its place in motorsport's most prestigious stages, including multiple victories at the Monte Carlo Rally and the 24 Hours of Le Mans.This book takes readers on an exhilarating journey through Alpine's history, exploring its beginnings, its rise to dominance in rallying, and its continued legacy in the modern age. It delves into the brand's commitment to lightweight performance and precision engineering, which has made Alpine vehicles a favorite among driving enthusiasts. The book also discusses the evolution of the company, from the challenges faced in the 1980s and 1990s to its stunning revival in the 21st century with a return to Formula 1 and the introduction of electric vehicles.With a comprehensive analysis of Alpine's key models, motorsport achievements, and technological innovations, this book offers an in-depth look at a brand that has continued to shape the performance car world. Whether you're a motorsport aficionado or a fan of engineering marvels, this book provides a detailed and engaging narrative of Alpine's enduring legacy and its exciting future.