Does OSPF support IP LDP Fast Reroute Loop Free Alternate?

                  I only saw examples with IS-IS protocol. I have got ARS9010 with IOS XR 4.01. OSPF is in MPLS core and I need failover below 1sec. The core will state 5 ASR in ring.

Yep, it's supported in IOS XE, XR and 15S.  Check the feature navigator to see if it's supported on your platform & release, but basically it's in almost all XE & XR boxes plus 7600 & ME3600/3800, and probably other stuff running 15S that the FN doesn't mention.
HtH

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