Pierre Gasly roared at Monza to secure his first Formula 1 pole position, instantly evoking memories of his maiden win at the same circuit back in 2020. This time, however, the grandstands were packed with fans, creating an electrifying atmosphere that made the achievement even sweeter. After a week filled with ups and downs, the Alpine driver finally had reasons to smile.
From Pole to Winning Ambitions
Gasly insists the result was no fluke but the product of consistent team improvements and a well-balanced car. Several tweaks made after free practice worked wonders, giving him confidence right from Q1. The Frenchman believes the car has the potential to fight for victory on Sunday, not just a one-lap wonder.
“I’m full of emotions and happy for the team. It’s not every day you have a car capable of pole position, and that lap was superb,” said Gasly, who admitted to screaming with joy over the radio. Despite the disappointment of losing his Monaco podium due to an FIA ruling, he is determined to channel his energy into a strong race.

A Rollercoaster Weekend and a Shot at Redemption
The FIA’s decision to strip Gasly of his third-place finish in Monaco has sparked controversy, especially with Alpine pointing fingers at McLaren. Yet, Gasly prefers to let his driving do the talking. He views the upcoming race as an opportunity to silence critics and turn a painful setback into a triumphant comeback.
“We’ve had a lot of emotions this weekend, some negative, but I tried to focus on qualifying and we got the best possible result. Tomorrow will be a long race, but we have the pace to do well, and I will give everything to win,” he declared with fierce determination.



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