Alpine

Franco Colapinto considers the Spanish Grand Prix as his best weekend in Formula 1 so far.

Starting from pole before finishing seventh at Monza, Pierre Gasly refuses to talk about disappointment. Being able to fight with Norris and finish very close to Hamilton already represents a huge satisfaction for Alpine.

Franco Colapinto could not hold back his tears after the Italian Grand Prix. Despite climbing up to ninth place, the Argentine was terribly upset with himself for making a mistake when he could have been fighting for the top positions.

Pierre Gasly prefers to focus on the many positive points of Alpine’s weekend in Monza despite a race inevitably tinged with disappointment.

Pierre Gasly secured his first career pole position in Formula 1 at Monza. A moment awaited for nine years and achieved on a very special circuit for him.

The FIA reacted after the accusations from Franco Colapinto’s sponsor, who believes that the stewards are “killing the integrity of F1”.

Pierre Gasly finished tenth in the Dutch Grand Prix and scored another point for Alpine. Despite encouraging progress, the Frenchman believes he could have achieved more at Zandvoort.

Franco Colapinto acknowledges that Flavio Briatore’s methods can be brutal, but the Alpine driver appreciates this demand.

Franco Colapinto’s summer break was disrupted by a theft during his stay on the shores of Lake Como, Italy.

Flavio Briatore believes that the Enstone team now has all the necessary ingredients to return to the heights of Formula 1.