Pierre Gasly
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Tsunoda turned ‘worst weekend’ into best result
Yuki Tsunoda turned his “worst weekend of the season” into his best Formula 1 result so far at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Tost sees ‘no alternatives’ to Gasly, Tsunoda
AlphaTauri team boss Franz Tost is planning to keep the same driver line-up for next season, saying there are no alternatives.
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P5 in qualy ‘a really good surprise’ for Gasly
Pierre Gasly admitted he was shocked to see himself qualify ahead of both McLaren and Ferrari cars, but he was clearly pleased with his afternoon’s work.
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‘Positive talks’ with Red Bull as Gasly decision looms
Pierre Gasly does not expect to wait much longer than the summer break to find out if he will return to Red Bull for 2022.
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‘Fed up’ Gasly seeking a turnaround in Hungary
Pierre Gasly admits he has been “a bit fed up” about his consistent points-scoring run coming to an abrupt end.
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Is Gasly angling for a move to McLaren?
Has Ted Kravitz dropped a subtle hint that Pierre Gasly’s target is trained on Daniel Ricciardo’s seat at McLaren?
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Gasly lost for words after race-wrecking puncture
Pierre Gasly could not hide his disappointment after a late puncture caused him to drop out of the points at Silverstone.
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Weighbridge visit ‘f****d everything’ for Tsunoda
Yuki Tsunoda said an untimely trip to the weighbridge had contributed to his latest F1 qualifying disappointment at the British Grand Prix.
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Gasly still not giving up on Red Bull return
Pierre Gasly has spoken with Helmut Marko about his future following the Red Bull advisor’s comments we’re seeing the “best Gasly.”
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Gasly still has two more years on Red Bull deal
Red Bull driver programme boss Helmut Marko confirmed that Pierre Gasly is under contract until the end of 2023.
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Red Bull shouldn’t rule out ‘one of the best’ Gasly
Franz Tost feels Pierre Gasly should not be ruled out of the running for a Red Bull seat as he “now one of the best” drivers in F1.
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Rosberg understands Marko’s hesitancy over Gasly
Nico Rosberg gets why Helmut Marko is loath to promote Pierre Gasly, questioning if he can handle the pressure of partnering Max Verstappen.
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Gasly does 164 laps on 2022 tyre in Pirelli test
Pierre Gasly completed 164 laps on the tyre compounds to be used in 2022 in a Pirelli test at the Red Bull Ring.
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Gasly calls for team to revise strategy decisions
Pierre Gasly says he and his team need to revise their strategy calls, feeling it cost them a better result at the Austrian Grand Prix.
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Gasly’s strategy? ‘Social distancing with Leclerc’
Pierre Gasly joked that his initial target for the Austrian Grand Prix will be “social distancing” with Charles Leclerc after their collision last week.
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Rival teams showing an interest in Gasly
Pierre Gasly may want back in at Red Bull but admits there are other teams that are interested in signing him.
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Gasly still playing catch-up after Styrian GP woes
Pierre Gasly was playing catch-up during Friday practice ahead of the Styrian GP after a lack of track time last weekend.
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Gasly surprised Leclerc wasn’t given penalty
Pierre Gasly is surprised Charles Leclerc wasn’t given a penalty at the Styrian Grand Prix, especially given that Valtteri Bottas was.
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Gasly explains Leclerc ‘mistake’ in Styria collision
Pierre Gasly has expanded on the first-lap incident with Charles Leclerc that ended his Styrian Grand Prix, saying the Ferrari driver made a misjudgement.
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Masi explains why Leclerc escaped Styria penalty
Michael Masi has confirmed the Styrian Grand Prix collision between Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly was adjudged to be just one of those first-lap racing incidents.
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Leclerc’s first-lap collision left Gasly ‘on two wheels’
Pierre Gasly was the victim of a racing incident that ended his Styrian Grand Prix before it had properly got going.
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Gasly convinced he would be at same level as Perez
Pierre Gasly is confident he would be performing “at least” on the same level as Sergio Perez if he was back in the Red Bull seat.
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Norris/Gasly confirm French GP spat is over
Lando Norris and Pierre Gasly have both made it clear there is no tension at all between them after their incident at the French Grand Prix.
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Red Bull demotion ‘could have destroyed’ a driver
Pierre Gasly says he refused to let his demotion from Red Bull “destroy” him as a driver – as that is not the sort of person he is.
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‘Will’ is on Gasly’s side to return to Red Bull seat
Pierre Gasly has openly stated his willingness to return to the Red Bull seat he was demoted from halfway through the 2019 season.
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Norris: Gasly ‘needs to do a better job next time’
Despite sharing some banter about it with his rival, Lando Norris thinks Pierre Gasly “needs to do a better job” after their close call in the French Grand Prix.
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Gasly not expecting imminent decision on future
Fresh from the news that Esteban Ocon has signed a new three-year deal with Alpine, Pierre Gasly is not expecting his own future to be resolved any time soon.
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Gasly determined to prove his doubters wrong
Pierre Gasly says he’s motivated by the people that try to “break” his dreams and is determined to prove them all wrong.
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Gasly hopes increased media does not lead to ‘burn out’
Pierre Gasly is hoping he can deal with the increased media activity alongside his race weekend preparations at what will be his home Grand Prix in France.
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Tost names Gasly as ‘one of absolute top drivers’
AlphaTauri team principal Franz Tost believes that Pierre Gasly is one of the “absolute top” drivers on the Formula 1 grid.