The singular man holding Alpine together

Pierre Gasly has been Alpine’s bedrock in a turbulent 2025 season, earning 20 points with a standout sixth-place finish at Silverstone. His ability to extract performance from the challenging A525, particularly in wet conditions, has kept Alpine afloat. Gasly’s consistency shines amid the team’s driver changes.

The 28-year-old Frenchman’s experience, including a 2020 Italian Grand Prix win, brings stability to Alpine’s campaign. His Q3 appearances in Jeddah and Imola reflect his speed, despite setbacks like a Monaco brake failure. Gasly’s professionalism remains a cornerstone for the team’s rebuilding efforts.

With Franco Colapinto as his new teammate, Gasly’s leadership is vital as Alpine navigates a difficult season. His performances offer hope for improvement in 2026. Trackside invites fans to follow Gasly’s season and discuss his role in Alpine’s revival.

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Alpine’s linchpin amid bedlam, the veteran salvaged a Spain P8 and Monza P6 despite power deficits, but Mexico’s P15—outqualified by Colapinto—highlighted their woes, as he banks on 2026’s Mercedes engines for resurgence.

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