F1 Legend Sim/Drivers/Pierre Gasly
Pierre Gasly in 2019

Pierre Gasly

French · 2017–

Photo: Lorenzo De Leonardis2 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

No world title

Gasly in numbers

499 official points · best championship finish: 7th in 2019

0Drivers’ titles

none

0Constructors’ titles

none

Races28th of 789 all time
194
Wins83rd of 789 all time

0.5% of races

1
Poles77th of 789 all time

0.5% of races

1
Podiums101st of 789 all time

2.6% of races

5

0Drivers’ titles

none

0Constructors’ titles

none

Racesof 194 in the career
35
Winsof 1 in the career
0
Polesof 1 in the career
0
Podiumsof 5 in the career

2.9% of races with Toro Rosso

1

0Drivers’ titles

none

0Constructors’ titles

none

Racesof 194 in the career
12
Winsof 1 in the career
0
Polesof 1 in the career
0
Podiumsof 5 in the career
0

0Drivers’ titles

none

0Constructors’ titles

none

Racesof 194 in the career
61
Winsof 1 in the career

1.6% of races with AlphaTauri

1
Polesof 1 in the career
0
Podiumsof 5 in the career

3.3% of races with AlphaTauri

2

0Drivers’ titles

none

0Constructors’ titles

none

Racesof 194 in the career
86
Winsof 1 in the career
0
Polesof 1 in the career

1.2% of races with Alpine

1
Podiumsof 5 in the career

2.3% of races with Alpine

2

Pierre Gasly went through something very few drivers survive: he was promoted to the senior team, sent back down mid-season and carried on racing. Red Bull moved him up in 2019 alongside Max Verstappen, gave him twelve races and returned him to Toro Rosso before the summer break.

What he did next is what defines his career. In his second race back he finished second at Interlagos, and the following year he won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, with a team that had never won and in a race scrambled by a safety car, holding off Carlos Sainz over the closing laps. It is the win of a driver who had just been told he was not good enough.

Since 2023 he has led the Alpine project, his own country's team, where his job is once again to extract points from a car that rarely has more to give. His best championship remains seventh in 2019, the year of the promotion and the demotion, which says plenty about what a driver controls and what he does not.

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Rating by season

65697376802018202020222024202675
First season
69 2018
Peak
75 2021
2026
74 Alpine

9 seasons in the database, from 2018 to 2026. Our own rating, from 50 to 99.

Teams

Toro RossoRed Bull RacingAlphaTauriAlpine

Tags

#Alpine#AlphaTauri#France#2020 Monza#Red Bull#demotion

Best year

2019

What would Pierre Gasly have achieved with a different car or in a different era?

His team-mates

8 team-mates across 10 seasons. When both finished the race, Gasly was ahead in 74 of 133; on the grid he started ahead in 122 of 187.

YearTeam-mateIn the raceOn the grid
2017Brendon HartleyToro Rosso · 3 races0-11-2
2017Carlos SainzToro Rosso · 2 races·1-1
2018Brendon HartleyToro Rosso · 21 races6-414-6
2019Max VerstappenRed Bull · 12 races1-91-10
2019Daniil KvyatToro Rosso · 9 races4-37-2
2020Daniil KvyatAlphaTauri · 17 races7-512-5
2021Yuki TsunodaAlphaTauri · 22 races13-219-1
2022Yuki TsunodaAlphaTauri · 22 races8-511-8
2023Esteban OconAlpine F1 Team · 22 races5-1014-8
2024Esteban OconAlpine F1 Team · 23 races8-910-12
2024Jack DoohanAlpine F1 Team · 1 race1-01-0
2025Franco ColapintoAlpine F1 Team · 18 races10-613-5
2025Jack DoohanAlpine F1 Team · 6 races2-05-1
2026Franco ColapintoAlpine F1 Team · 17 races9-513-4

The first number is always Gasly's. A team-mate is whoever started the same race for the same team. "In the race" only counts races both finished, because a retirement says nothing about who was quicker. "On the grid" is the starting position, with penalties already applied.

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