Pierre Gasly confirms 2023 plans after Red Bull snub amid Sergio Perez contract
Pierre Gasly 's plans for the 2023 season have been confirmed amid rumours he is ready to leave the Red Bull programme.
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Formula 1 news: Pierre Gasly extends contract with Scuderia AlphaTauri to 2023
Pierre Gasly has signed a contract extension at AlphaTuari, which keeps the him at the Italian team for the 2023 Formula One season. It comes after the news of an agreement was confirmed by AlphaTauri principal Franz Tost at the Canadian Grand Prix, with the Austrian veteran «100%» certain that the French driver would renew his deal.
Why AlphaTauri confirmed a driver already “100% confirmed” for F1 2023
Last week in Canada, team principal Franz Tost made abundantly clear that Gasly was going nowhere, saying he was “100% confirmed” at the team for 2023. When he was asked to expand on how talks with Gasly had gone in a 90-word question, Tost took just 10 to deadpan back: “He has a valid contract. There’s nothing more to say.”
Gasly formally confirmed at AlphaTauri F1 for 2023 season
Although Gasly was under contract with AlphaTauri until the end of next year, news of Sergio Perez’s two-year deal at Red Bull led to questions about Gasly’s future, given his aspirations to return to the senior squad in the future.
Pierre Gasly extends AlphaTauri stay into 2023
Pierre Gasly has extended his stay with AlphaTauri until 2023 as the grid for next season continues to take shape.
Spa at risk of losing slot on 2023 F1 calendar as talks of an Africa-return increase
The legendary Formula 1 circuit at Spa-Francorchamps is tipped to be missing from the 2023 calendar.
Montreal the winner as Formula One makes return
MONTREAL : Missing from the Formula One calendar since 2019, the Canadian Grand Prix was back in race mode on Sunday to the delight of drivers, fans and business owners who had missed the fast-paced action at the circuit during its forced COVID-19 hiatus.
F1 team bosses criticise FIA's timing on porpoising technical directive
As teams were travelling to Montreal, the FIA issued a technical directive explaining how it intended to address the safety concerns that drivers have had about their cars bouncing.