Pierre Gasly remains at Alpine for a third consecutivܫe F1 ca🀅mpaign in 2025.

After a slow start to the seaso𝄹n for Alpine, Gasly’s performances were🐼 elevated by the French manufacturer’s late-season improvement. Alongside Esteban Ocon, the pair both finished on the podium at the São Paulo Grand Prix, propelling them up to sixth in the constructors’ standings.

Gasly has rebuilt his F1 career since leaving Red Bull in the middle of 2019.♊ The Frenchman was promoted to the main team after a strong 18-month stint at Toro Rosso.

However, rumours of Gasly having a fall-out with Adrian Newey, combined with his abysmal on-track displays, meant he was switched with Alex Albon for the remainder o♋f 2019.

Gasly flourished at AlphaTauri, taking a shock win at the 2020 Italian Grand Prix ahead of Carlos Sainz. He also enjoyed a fine 2021 campaign, finisꦛhing on the podium in Azerbaijan.

Despite his strong performances, Red Bull refused to give hi♛m a second opportunity at the senior team, sticking with Sergio Pérez des♑pite the Mexican’s inconsistent run of performances.

Gasly opted to join ꦏAlpine after a seat opened up following the Oscar Piastri contract fiasco. The 28-year-old slowly gained momentum at Alpine, with the team appearing to favour him over Esteban Ocon, who decided to leave for Hꦜaas in 2025.