Bearman’s bold move on Gasly was, in his view, harshly penalized – and caused his retirement anyway Oliver Bearman says he was “pretty shocked” to land a 10-second penalty for his collision with Pierre Gasly in Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix.
Liam Lawson finds himself fighting to keep his Racing Bulls seat, but it should be Racing Bulls fighting to keep hold of him. It seems as though Racing Bulls are set to stick with Liam Lawson for the 2027 season, but the fact that the New Zealander’s seat was ever under threat is ludicrous.
Despite qualifying on top of the midfield, Gasly failed to score points in Singapore, having struggled to tame his car in the race Pierre Gasly has delved into the behavioural issues he encountered with Alpine’s Formula 1 car in the Singapore Grand Prix, where he surprisingly failed to score points.
Franco Colapinto was given a grid penalty for crashing into Pierre Gasly in Baku, but collision between McLaren team-mates in Singapore was deemed a racing incident "We've got stewards for that.
(GMM) Pierre Gasly has joined Gabriel Bortoleto in admitting he hates flying, with the Alpine driver choosing to travel by road from Malaysia to Singapore.
Alpine lost crucial points in its battle against Racing Bulls as its drivers crashed into each other in Baku “I cannot believe it, so many points gone...” Pierre Gasly’s initial reaction to the pile-up that occurred at the restart of Formula 1’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix said it all.
Franco Colapinto studied where Pierre Gasly had gained time through qualifying at Monza and says he applied those lessons at the Spanish Grand Prix Franco Colapinto says studying Pierre Gasly's qualifying performance at Monza helped him make progress at the Spanish Grand Prix, where he finished seventh after reaching Q3.
Pierre Gasly earned his first F1 pole position on Saturday with a stellar qualifying session for the Italian Grand Prix. The French Alpine racer hasn't finished higher than sixth this season, though his one career win on the circuit back in 2020 came in this same race.
Pierre Gasly lost the podium to Isack Hadjar for the second time after penalties from the Monaco Grand Prix were reinstated following a successful appeal by two Formula 1 teams.
Pierre Gasly has lost his Monaco Grand Prix podium after the FIA International Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the appeals from McLaren and Red Bull.
Not every storyline out of Zandvoort was about the fight at the front. Further down the order, Pierre Gasly walked away from the race with a grudge against the Racing Bulls for deliberately blocking him and costing him valuable track position.
Formula one is one of the most cutthroat sports in the world, and with that comes a level of career disappointment for many drivers. One driver who can certainly attest to this is Pierre Gasly.
Pierre Gasly's difficult British Grand Prix weekend took another hit after Formula 1 stewards confirmed a post-qualifying penalty. The punishment was handed down because of an incident at Silverstone.
Pierre Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix result has been restored after the stewards rescinded the two five-second penalties that had dropped the Alpine driver down the order following the Formula 1 race, handing a blow to Isack Hadjar.
F1 commentator Nelson Valkenburg reckons Pierre Gasly is starting to feel the heat at Alpine, with Franco Colapinto turning heads with his recent performances.
The worlds of Formula 1 and MotoGP have always shared mutual respect, but they rarely share business cards. That changed this week with a headline-grabbing announcement from the KTM Tech3 garage.
Alpine’s Pierre Gasly has shared an update on his relationship with Esteban Ocon, speaking about their past issues and how things stand today during a recent appearance on Formula 1’s Off The Grid series.
There is a specific kind of silence that falls over a racing garage when the season hasn’t gone according to plan. It’s not a peaceful quiet. It’s heavy.
Pierre Gasly’s Formula 1 career didn’t end when Red Bull let him go. It started again. The Frenchman turned one of the sport’s most public rejections into a blueprint for personal and professional growth that now defines his second life in F1.
The Formula 1 silly season never fails to deliver drama, and right now, all eyes are on Alpine. With Pierre Gasly locked in until 2028, there’s still one seat up for grabs at the French team, and let me tell you, the speculation is heating up faster than fresh tires on a Sunday afternoon.
A shocking admission from Alpine driver Pierre Gasly before the Azerbaijan Grand Prix seems to indicate that the team have given up on making significant strides in the 2025 season.
Formula One driver Pierre Gasly signed a contract extension with Alpine through the 2028 season, the organization announced Saturday. Financial terms were not disclosed for Gasly, who signed a multi-year extension with Alpine on June 27, 2024.
Sometimes honesty hits different when it comes from the heart of a frustrated racing driver. Pierre Gasly just delivered one of the most refreshingly candid assessments we’ve heard all season, and frankly, it’s exactly what Formula 1 needed to hear right now.
Monaco, being a tax haven, has attracted several athletes, especially F1 drivers, to permanently shift base there. Besides being a central point in Europe to travel to most of the races on the continent and its luxury lifestyle, F1 drivers can save millions of dollars in tax payments by living in Monaco instead of their home country.
Preseason testing is an annual F1 tradition that allows teams, drivers and the media to see new vehicles in action before the season officially begins.
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly has urged his team to adopt a smart approach this year so it can capitalize on the opportunities to build a winning car for the 2026 season when Formula 1 enters a new era of regulations.
Pierre Gasly's unexpected retirement from the Las Vegas Grand Prix due to an engine failure was a significant setback for both the French driver and his Alpine team.
When the team arrived in Sao Paulo last weekend for the Brazilian Grand Prix, it found itself in ninth place of 10 in the Constructors' Championship — a wildly disappointing position for a title-winning outfit. In two days, everything changed.
Alpine is enduring a torrid time in Formula 1, having taken a significant step backwards in 2024.
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly finds himself in an unfortunate predicament that sets him starting from the back of the grid in the upcoming British Grand Prix.
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