Alpine’s Revival Gasly Breaks Points Drought in Mexico

Gasly’s Grit Earns Alpine a Vital Point in Mexico

29/10/2024

Alpine’s upgrades pay off as Gasly clinches a point in Mexico, showcasing renewed pace and optimism for the team’s future.

Alpine F1 regains momentum with recent technical updates, as Pierre Gasly capitalizes with a well-deserved point at the Mexican Grand Prix. Starting from eighth, the French driver leveraged the upgrades since Austin, converting his qualifying position into a valuable point at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

“I’m thrilled. It’s been a while since we scored a point,” Gasly shares, clearly pleased with the performance. “We went through some tough races, but the new parts introduced since Austin have made a clear difference.”

The car’s evolution was evident: “Performance is better; we reached Q3 this weekend, which really helped in the race. The pace was solid, and we learned from our mistakes in Austin to secure this point.”

Gasly explains that the upgrades boost both confidence and speed: “The car’s balance is better, and we’ve gained performance at both high and low speeds. In such a tight midfield pack, every small advantage counts.”

The season hasn’t been easy for the French team, but this resurgence is encouraging for what lies ahead: “These are small steps, but they’re useful. Our main target remains 2025, though I’ll give everything to finish as high as possible this year.”

Meanwhile, Esteban Ocon didn’t have the same fortune, starting from the pits and finishing 13th after a challenging race: “It’s never easy starting from the back of the grid. We managed to gain a few positions, but our pace wasn’t enough to score points.”

Ocon remains focused on the future, especially for the upcoming Grand Prix in Brazil: “We’ll work hard in the coming days to see where we can improve. With the Sprint weekend ahead, we’ll have two chances to score points. We’ll give our all to make the most of every opportunity.”

Alpine F1 displays renewed energy and determination. With 2025 in sight, the team is committed to giving their all, seizing every chance to progress and score points.

Alpine’s Revival: Gasly Breaks Points Drought in Mexico Alpine’s Revival: Gasly Breaks Points Drought in Mexico

Esteban Ocon didn’t have the same fortune, starting from the pits and finishing 13th

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Full 2025 F1 testing results

Carlos Sainz
1
CARLOS
SAINZ
Leader
Lewis Hamilton
2
LEWIS
HAMILTON
+0.031s
Charles Leclerc
3
CHARLES
LECLERC
+0.083s
George Russell
4
GEORGE
RUSSELL
+0.197s
Max Verstappen
5
MAX
VERSTAPPEN
+0.218s
Alex Albon
6
ALEX
ALBON
+0.302s
Kimi Antonelli
7
KIMI
ANTONELLI
+0.436s
Oscar Piastri
8
OSCAR
PIASTRI
+0.592s
Pierre Gasly
9
PIERRE
GASLY
+0.692s
Lance Stroll
10
LANCE
STROLL
+0.881s
Liam Lawson
11
LIAM
LAWSON
+0.904s
Jack Doohan
12
JACK
DOOHAN
+1.020s
Yuki Tsunoda
13
YUKI
TSUNODA
+1.149s
Isack Hadjar
14
ISACK
HADJAR
+1.327s
Fernando Alonso
15
FERNANDO
ALONSO
+1.352s
Esteban Ocon
16
ESTEBAN
OCON
+1.380s
Lando Norris
17
LANDO
NORRIS
+1.534s
Gabriel Bortoleto
18
GABRIEL
BORTOLETO
+1.709s
Nico Hulkenberg
19
NICO
HULKENBERG
+2.109s
Oliver Bearman
20
OLIVER
BEARMAN
+3.013s

Testing Total Distance Covered by Team

1
Mercedes
458
2
Haas
457
3
Racing Bulls
454
4
Alpine
405
5
Williams
395
6
Ferrari
382
7
McLaren
381
8
Sauber
354
9
Aston Martin
306
10
Red Bull
304
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15 MAR 01:30
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16 MAR 04:00
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Race
Date
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Australian
Albert Park
16 Mar
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Chinese
Shanghai International
23 Mar
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Japanese
Suzuka Circuit
6 Apr
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Bahrain
Sakhir desert
13 Apr
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Jeddah Street
20 Apr
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