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THE CAR | ALPINE A110 CUP

• World Rally Champion in 1973, winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1978 and World Champion in the LMP2 class in last season's FIA WEC, Alpine's success in motorsport has earned it a special place in the heart of racing fans. The Brand has also spawned interest and enthusiasm in many amateur drivers, keen to enjoy themselves behind the wheel of attractive, light and agile cars. It is very much in this spirit and in respecting this tradition that Alpine decided to create the A110 Cup, which will make its track debut in 2018.
• To ensure this new adventure is a success, Alpine entrusted Signatech with the design, development, production and sales of the A110 Cup. The organisation headed by Philippe Sinault, which is responsible for operating the Alpine A470s in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC), also has extensive experience in the development of customer racing products.
• In conjunction with the engineers who devised the production car, Signatech designed the racing version with a primary target: provide the drivers with as much enjoyment as possible, whether they are beginners or experienced.
• Armed with a precise chassis, a 270hp engine for a weight of 1,050kg (3.9kg/hp), uncompromising safety features and the kind of onboard electronics commonly seen an Endurance prototype, the Alpine A110 Cup promises to deliver impressive performance.
• On sale at a price of €100,000 excl. tax (approx. £90,000), the Alpine A110 Cup will be taking part in a competition combining rigour and professionalism with a friendly, warm approach. Organised by Signatech over six rounds in 2018, the Alpine Europa Cup will visit six of the greatest racetracks in Europe. This FIA international series recalls the Europa Cup held between 1985 and 1988 with the Alpine GTA V6 Turbo.

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Alpine Europa Cup 2018

Number	Team	Driver
2	Team CMR	Vincent Beltoise
4	Racing Technology	Mathieu Blaise
14	Autosport GP	Julien Neveu
15	Milan Competition	Gael Castelli
17	Autosport GP	Jean Baptiste Mela
18	Autosport GP	Pierre Combot
33	Team CMR	Gregory Romano
69	Patrick Roger Autosport GT	Laurent Hurgon
73	Team CMR	Pierre Sancinema

Alpine Europa Cup 2019

Number	Team	Driver
4	Racing Technology	Mathieu Blaise
5	Racing Technology	Stephane Proux
6	Milan Competition	Antoine Miquel
9	Milan Competition	Philippe Bourgois
11	Racing Technology	Vincent Beltoise
15	Team CMR	Gael Castelli
21	Milan Competition	Marc Guillot
29	Milan Competition	Mateo Herrero
64	Team CMR	Mike Parisy

Alpine Europa Cup 2020

Number	Team	Driver
3	Racing Technology	Gosia Rdest
6	Tierce Racing	Stephane Auriacombe
44	Autosport GP	Lilou Wadoux
69	Autosport GP	Laurent Hurgon

Alpine Europa Cup 2021

Number	Team	Driver
1	Autosport GP	Jean Baptiste Mela
2	BL Sport	Luc Rozentvaig
3	Chazel Technologie Course	Gosia Rdest
5	Herrero Racing	Stephane Proux
7	Herrero Racing	Franc Rouxel
8	Autosport GP	Simon Tirman
9	Chazel Technologie Course	Philippe Bourgois
11	Herrero Racing	Corentin Tierce
18	Patrick Roger Autosport GT	Pierre Macchi
27	Herrero Racing	Ugo De Wilde
31	Meric Competition	Louis Meric
33	Autosport GP	Gregory Romano
40	Race Cars Consulting	Franck Labescat
41	Race Cars Consulting	Henri Lombard
44	Patrick Roger Autosport GT	Lilou Wadoux
45	Herrero Racing	Fabrice Roy
63	Herrero Racing	Stephane Auriacombe
69	LSGROUP Autosport GP	Laurent Hurgon
72	Autosport GP	Thomas Dagoneau
110	Chazel Technologie Course	Manu Guigou

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Alpine Europa Cup 2018

Alpine Europa Cup 2019

Alpine Europa Cup 2020

Alpine Europa Cup 2021

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THE CAR | ALPINE A110 GT4

• Ever since its foundation in 1955, Alpine has competed at the highest levels of international motorsport to demonstrate the performance and durability of its cars. Alpine's most famous motorsport successes include overall victory the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1978 and winning the 1973 FIA World Rally Championship teams' title. Today, it continues to race in the LMP2 FIA World Endurance Championship - winning the series in 2016 - while the one-make Alpine Europa Cup allows amateur Alpine enthusiasts to compete in track-prepared A110 Cup race cars.
• The new A110 GT4 will see Alpine return to the racetrack in competition with the world's most prestigious car makers in a production-based category. Building on the specification of the A110 Cup with more power and enhanced aerodynamic downforce, the GT4 is the ultimate version of the A110 sports car.
• Developed, built and sold by Alpine's motorsport partner Signatech - the organisation that operates Alpine's FIA World Endurance Championship programme and the Alpine Europa Cup - the A110 GT4 is based on the A110 road car, sharing its lightweight aluminium chassis and double wishbone suspension. Motorsport-specification springs and dampers, Brembo competition brakes, racing tyres, a downforce-generating front splitter and rear wing, a sequential competition gearbox and extensive engine upgrades lift the A110's track performance to as yet unseen levels. A safety cage, fire extinguisher and racing seat and harness complete the motorsport makeover.
• Equipped with air conditioning, the A110 GT4 retains the road car's 1.8-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine, albeit with significant power upgrades. To be run by customer teams with support from Signatech, the A110 GT4 will begin racing in selected events in the second half of the 2018 season. The car will enter full production in time for the 2019 motorsport season.
• Uniquely, Designate will offer A110 Cup customers the opportunity to upgrade their cars to GT4 specification using a package of components, enabling them to compete in the Alpine Cup one season and progress to the GT4 category the following year, all with the same car.
• Being based on the A110 road car, the GT4 racer benefits from that model's inherent qualities. Its compact size and lightweight construction are key virtues for circuit racing, as is the mid-engined layout and optimal weight distribution. With very light tyre use and a power-to-weight ratio of 312bhp/tonne - the very limit permitted by GT4 regulations - the A110 is particularly well suited to the GT4 category.
• Eligible for the SRO European GT4 Series, the international Creventic 24 Hour series and many one-off races such as the Spa 24 Hours, the A110 GT4 will be seen competing around the globe at many of the world's most famous circuits.
• With the launch of the A110 GT4, Alpine's ladder of progression takes another step. Driving enthusiasts can begin by enjoying their A110s on the road before heading out on circuit during Alpine's official trackdays. From there, they can begin competing against like-minded enthusiasts in the Alpine Cup before eventually progressing to the top rung of the ladder in the A110 GT4.

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2018 | GT4 International Cup

Number	Team	Driver
36	Team CMR	Sancinena / Jean

2018 | GT4 FFSA

Number	Team	Driver
26	Team CMR	Tardif / Ayari
36	Team CMR	Sancinena / Jean
61	Zentech Sport	Miot / Bouvet

2019 | GT4 European Series

Number	Team	Driver
09	Team CMR	Roman / Ayari
48	Team CMR	Mouez / Loger

2019 | GT4 FFSA

Number	Team	Driver
02	Speed Car	Wallgren / Castelli
07	Speed Car	Gvazava / Courroye
08	Speed Car	Consani / Lariche
35	Bodemer Auto	Ferte / Demoustier
36	Team CMR	Lemeret / Jean
61	Zentech Sportx	Miot / Evrard
76	Bodemer Auto	Rédélé / Prost
616	Mirage Racing	Lagier / Moulin-Traffort
919	Mirage Racing	Lison / Beltoise

2020 | GT4 FFSA

Number	Team	Driver
08	Speed Car	Consani / Lariche
22	Mirage Racing	Herrero / Moullin-Traffort
36	Team CMR	Campbell / Prost
60	Team CMR	Evrard / Benezet

2021 | GT4 European Series

Number	Team	Driver
36	Arkadia Racing	Guerin / Leclerc

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2018 | GT4 International Cup