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Pierre Gasly takes first career pole for Alpine at Italian GP
Gasly edged out George Russell by 0.060s in a session defined by aerodynamic precision. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli will start from the back due to an engine penalty.
Gasly edged out George Russell by 0.060s in a session defined by aerodynamic precision. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli will start from the back due to an engine penalty.
Driving for an Alpine team reeling from a court ruling that stripped him of a previous podium, Pierre Gasly stunned the paddock by clocking a 1m21.786s lap to secure his first career pole at Monza.
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly secured his first-ever Formula 1 pole position at the Italian Grand Prix by mastering the Monza slipstream, beating Mercedes driver George Russell by just 0.060 seconds.