Italian GP: Can Pierre Gasly Win Monza Race for Alpine Just Days After Losing Monaco Podium?
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Before the Formula 1 racers, there is still the final act of the racing weekend in Monza, Italy. For the first time in his career, the Grand Prix will be started by Pierre Gasly from the first starting position, and in addition to the Frenchman, George Russell will start from the first starting row. The trump card of the domestic crowd and the current leader of the championship, Kimi Antonelli, will start the race in 20th place due to the change…
"We don't need to be respectful" - Alpine bullish about Italian GP win after Gasly’s shock pole
Alpine has gone from the low of a Monaco GP podium loss to the high of Italian GP pole position in a little over 24 hours – so perhaps it is no surprise it is targeting another headline-grabbing effort on Sunday
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly shocked the entire Formula One world on Saturday when he won qualifying at Monza. This was in the same car that Estonian Paul Aron was able to race in the first free practice.
The 2026 Italian Grand Prix in Monza will be the 14th race of the season. Alpine rider Pierre Gasly is a surprise on pole position. The race starts at 4 PM, with Russell in second place... Click here for more.
How Alpine Is Confident of Winning at Monza After Gasly's Surprising Pole: "Why Not?" #F1 #FVDigital
Heading into the Italian Grand Prix, of all the stories and narratives being woven, absolutely none had anything to do with Pierre Gasly and Alpine. This is not to belittle the French driver or the Enstone team, but the fact that Ferrari was competing at home with a good chance of winning and that […]
Pierre Gasly created one of the biggest surprises of the 2026 season by winning yesterday the pole position of the Grand Prix d'Italie in Monza. Unexpected before the qualifyings, this performance places Alpine in an exceptional situation, but the whole question remains before the race: does the French team really have the rhythm and the management of the tyres necessary to resist all the distance? For Ralf Schumacher, the answer is clearly nega…
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