BWT Alpine F1 Team Champions Mental Health Awareness with JAAQ Partnership on World Mental Health Day

October 10, 2025: As the world observes World Mental Health Day, the BWT Alpine Formula One Team has reinforced its ongoing commitment to mental well-being through its collaboration with official mental health platform partner JAAQ (Just Ask A Question).

Launched last year, the partnership between Alpine and JAAQ continues to empower team members to better understand and manage their mental health, offering a safe and supportive environment across all levels of the organisation — from the A525 race car and paddock hospitality to the Enstone headquarters in the UK.

Pierre Gasly Opens Up About Mental Health

BWT Alpine F1 Team driver Pierre Gasly has shared his personal experiences about coping with the emotional highs and lows of Formula One on the JAAQ platform, encouraging fans to open up about their own mental health journeys.

“I think the JAAQ platform is amazing for everyone who watches and is seeking these videos to learn about themselves and hopefully improve their quality of life and mental health,” said Gasly. “Everyone is unique — it’s about being easy on yourself and finding what works for you.”

Gasly’s videos are now available on JAAQ.org, where fans can explore over a hundred mental health topics featuring insights from world-leading clinicians, experts, and individuals with lived experiences.

Supporting Mental Health Within the Team

The partnership goes beyond awareness — it’s embedded into Alpine’s workplace culture. The team has integrated a customised version of JAAQ at Business for its employees, featuring shared stories from staff members and regular visits from JAAQ representatives who offer in-person support and guidance.

Recognising the pressures of high-performance environments like Formula One, Alpine prioritises mental health support to help employees manage stress both at work and at home.

Encouraging Open Conversations

Through its collaboration with JAAQ, BWT Alpine aims to destigmatise mental health discussions and encourage more open conversations in the world of motorsport. Fans and individuals facing challenges — or those looking to support loved ones — are encouraged to visit JAAQ.org for practical insights, expert advice, and inspiring personal stories.