Gasly Pierre(France, 07/02/1996)

Website www.pierregasly.com

Pierre Gasly was born on 7 February 1996 in Rouen (France). Raised in a family connected to motorsport, he began his career in karting at a very early age, building step by step a path characterised by rapid learning and strong technical discipline.

The move to single-seaters takes place in the early years of the previous decade. In 2013 he wins the Formula Renault 2.0 Alps title with the Tech 1 Racing team, while in 2014 he competes in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series, finishing second overall in the championship. In 2016 comes his breakthrough in the junior formulas with victory in the GP2 Series championship at the wheel of the Prema Racing car, thanks to a season of absolute consistency of performance.

In 2017 he combines his GP2 commitment with an experience in Japanese Super Formula with Team Mugen, finishing the championship as runner-up. In the same year he makes his Formula 1 debut with Toro Rosso, taking part in the final rounds of the season. From 2018 he becomes a full-time race driver, showing progressive growth in race management and in working with the team.

The year 2019 represents a key passage in his career: promoted to Red Bull Racing at the start of the season, he faces a complex phase that leads to a return to Toro Rosso mid-season. In the final part of the year, however, he secures a historic victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix, bringing the Faenza-based team back to the top step of the podium and delivering one of the most significant moments of recent Formula 1 history.

In 2020, driving for AlphaTauri, he takes victory at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, making the most of an atypical race and confirming remarkable operational composure. The following seasons see him as a constant midfield protagonist, with a podium at the 2021 Azerbaijan Grand Prix and numerous points finishes despite the team’s technical difficulties.

From 2023 he moves to Alpine, taking on a central role in the French team’s sporting project. In his first season with the team he secures a podium at the Dutch Grand Prix, helping to relaunch the competitiveness and credibility of the project. Over the following two years he continues development work in a context strongly oriented towards preparation for the new regulatory era.

Among the curiosities, Gasly is known for his meticulous attention to physical preparation and for a very direct approach to working with engineers. He is one of the few drivers of the modern grid to have won Formula 1 races with two different teams not belonging to the historic top teams, a fact that highlights a remarkable ability to maximise results.

A distinctive element of his sporting identity is the helmet number 10, chosen from his junior years and retained in Formula 1. Gasly has always associated it with a personal and symbolic reference, linked to French sporting tradition and to the concept of leadership responsibility on track, turning it over time into a recognisable sign of his competitive career.

Off the track he maintains a reserved profile, while remaining very active on themes linked to sport and French culture. In 2026 Pierre Gasly will contest the Formula 1 season with Alpine, continuing his role as a race driver within the French team’s project in the new regulatory cycle.

GP Results

GP/Points Graph

Year	Team	Chassis	Points
2026	Renault	A526	41
2025	Renault	A525	22
2024	Renault	A524	42
2023	Renault	A523	62
2022	Toro Rosso	AT03	23
2021	Toro Rosso	AT02	110
2020	Toro Rosso	AT01	75
2019	Toro Rosso	STR14	95
2018	Toro Rosso	STR13	29

* World Championships with at least 1 point won (since 2001)

Year	Team	Teammate	Win
2026	Alpine F1 Team (A526)	Colapinto F.	13 VS 4
2025	Alpine F1 Team (A525)	Doohan J.	5 VS 1
2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team (A524)	Ocon E.	11 VS 12
2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team (A523)	Ocon E.	14 VS 8
2022	Scuderia AlphaTauri (AT03)	Tsunoda Y.	13 VS 9
2021	AlphaTauri (AT02)	Tsunoda Y.	21 VS 1
2020	AlphaTauri (AT01)	Kvyat D.	13 VS 11
2019	Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda (STR14)	Kvyat D.	17 VS 4
2018	Scuderia Toro Rosso (STR13)	Hartley B.	15 VS 6
2017	Scuderia Toro Rosso (STR12)	Hartley B.	1 VS 2
Total			123 VS 58

Grand Prix	Team	Chassis	Pos.
Italian GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	7
Dutch GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	10
British GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	10
Barcelona-Catalunya GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	7
Monaco GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	7
Canadian GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	8
Japanese GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	7
Chinese GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	6
Australian GP 2026	Alpine F1 Team	A526	10
Brazilian GP 2025	Alpine F1 Team	A525	10
Belgian GP 2025	Alpine F1 Team	A525	10
British GP 2025	Alpine F1 Team	A525	6
Spanish GP 2025	Alpine F1 Team	A525	8
Bahrain GP 2025	Alpine F1 Team	A525	7
Abu Dhabi GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	7
Qatar GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	5
Brazilian GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	3
Mexican GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	10
Dutch GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	9
Austrian GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	10
Spanish GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	9
Canadian GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	9
Monaco GP 2024	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A524	10
Brazilian GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	7
United States GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	6
Japanese GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	10
Singapore GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	6
Dutch GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	3
Austrian GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	10
Spanish GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	10
Monaco GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	7
Miami GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	8
Saudi Arabian GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	9
Bahrain GP 2023	BWT Alpine F1 Team	A523	9
Singapore GP 2022	Scuderia AlphaTauri	AT03	10
Italian GP 2022	Scuderia AlphaTauri	AT03	8
Belgian GP 2022	Scuderia AlphaTauri	AT03	9
Azerbaijan GP 2022	Scuderia AlphaTauri	AT03	5
Australian GP 2022	Scuderia AlphaTauri	AT03	9
Saudi Arabian GP 2022	Scuderia AlphaTauri	AT03	8
Turkish GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	6
Saudi Arabian GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	6
Portuguese GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	10
Abu Dhabi GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	5
Brazilian GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	7
Mexican GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	4
Dutch GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	4
Belgian GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	6
Hungarian GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	5
Austrian GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	9
French GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	7
Azerbaijan GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	3
Monaco GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	6
Spanish GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	10
Emilia Romagna GP 2021	AlphaTauri	AT02	7
Portuguese GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	5
Eifel GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	6
Abu Dhabi GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	8
Russian GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	9
Italian GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	1
Belgian GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	8
British GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	7
Austrian GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	7
Spanish GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	9
Bahrain GP 2020	AlphaTauri	AT01	6
Brazilian GP 2019	Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda	STR14	2
Mexican GP 2019	Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda	STR14	9
Japanese GP 2019	Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda	STR14	7
Singapore GP 2019	Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda	STR14	8
Belgian GP 2019	Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda	STR14	9
Hungarian GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	6
British GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	4
Austrian GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	7
French GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	10
Canadian GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	8
Monaco GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	5
Spanish GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	6
Chinese GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	6
Bahrain GP 2019	Aston Martin Red Bull Racing	RB15	8
Mexican GP 2018	Scuderia Toro Rosso	STR13	10
Belgian GP 2018	Scuderia Toro Rosso	STR13	9
Hungarian GP 2018	Scuderia Toro Rosso	STR13	6
Monaco GP 2018	Scuderia Toro Rosso	STR13	7
Bahrain GP 2018	Scuderia Toro Rosso	STR13	4

* Grand prix finishes in the top 10 (since 2001)

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