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via the-race.comFIA to Hear Appeals on Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix PodiumThe FIA will hold a hearing next week regarding appeals from McLaren and Red Bull concerning Pierre Gasly's reinstated podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix. The hearing will take place behind closed doors, a departure from typical proceedings.
via Motorsport.comWhat exactly was behind Franco Colapinto's Miami breakthrough at Alpine?According to Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto, Alpine was overtaken by Racing Bulls in the final weeks before Formula 1's summer break. Both drivers say it is simply a matter of car development – Red Bull's sister team has introduced more upgrades, and more effective ones, than the Enstone squad – which means Alpine is pinning a lot of hope on its upgrade package for Zandvoort. On a ... Keep reading
via Motorsport.comIsack Hadjar identifies key area he must improve compared to Max VerstappenHalfway through the 2026 Formula 1 season, there is still talk about a Red Bull seat, but not the position that has come under the most pressure in recent years. And that is perhaps the biggest compliment Isack Hadjar could receive following his promotion to Red Bull. Since Daniel Ricciardo's departure for Renault, Pierre Gasly, Alex Albon, Sergio Perez, Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda have all ... Keep reading
via RaceFansGasly vs Colapinto: 2026 F1 team mates’ head-to-head scores at summer break | Formula 1Franco Colapinto's first full season as an Alpine driver has begun well, though not strongly enough to worry Pierre Gasly too much.
via F1iGasly Highlights Importance of Alpine's Upgrades for Dutch GPPierre Gasly emphasized the significance of Alpine's upcoming upgrades for the Dutch Grand Prix. He believes these enhancements are essential for the team's competitiveness in the Formula 1 midfield.
via RaceFansGasly: F1 driving is no longer about pushing to the limit in corners | Formula 1Formula 1's new rules have fundamentally changed the art of driving, according to Pierre Gasly.
via AutosportF1 Hungarian GP: Hamilton leads Ferrari 1-2 in FP2, Colapinto crashes for AlpineLewis Hamilton has ended Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix second practice session on top, pipping Ferrari stablemate Charles Leclerc at a slippery Hungaroring circuit. George Russell reported a "dreadful" rear balance, Kimi Antonelli suffered rear locking, Charles Leclerc locked up the front in Turn 1, while Pierre Gasly was convinced something was wrong with his car, such was its ... Keep reading
via BBC SportAntonelli tops FP2 as Gasly crashes heavily at SpaAlpine's Pierre causes a red flag with a heavy crash in Friday practice at the Belgian Grand Prix as Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli set out his stall for the weekend with fastest time.