Why Gasly Won't Be "Disappointed’ with P7 From Pole for Alpine
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Left in pole, the Frenchman finally finished seventh in Monza this Sunday. A disappointment on paper, even though Gasly did not remain less satisfied.
Pierre Gasly finished in seventh place the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Italy, played in Monza, after having left the pole position. Although having lost positions in the face of the superiority of rhythm of the main teams along the 53 laps, the Alpine driver expressed satisfaction with the final result and with the progress [...] The post GP Italy F1, Pierre Gasly highlights 7th place: my realistic part is very satisfied with the first appeared on A…
Only 7th Sunday of a Grand Prix d'Italie which he had set off in pole, Pierre Gasly (30 years old) was nevertheless delighted this weekend, unforgettable in his eyes. The French rider now hopes that he will call others of the same type.
Only 7th Sunday of a Grand Prix d'Italie which he had set off in pole, Pierre Gasly (30 years old) was nevertheless delighted this weekend, unforgettable in his eyes. The French rider now hopes that he will call others of the same type.
After losing his podium in Monaco, Pierre Gasly took a pole position in Monza. The Frenchman finished seventh in the race, but he pulled off the lead... Read more Why is Pierre Gasly delighted after a seventh place finish in Monza? appeared first on Le Singulier.
Pierre Gasly finished seventh in the 2026 Italian Grand Prix. He acknowledged the speed of the Alpine, which had secured his first pole position in qualifying the previous day, saying it "came out of nowhere," and that the team needed to analyze the reasons for it in detail. Gasly, who started from pole position, maintained the lead until the end of the first lap, but was overtaken by George Russell on the second lap.
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