Why Gasly still has more to do at AlphaTauri
Dropped by Red Bull after a fraught six-month stint in 2019, Pierre Gasly is now a proven race winner. The mothership has had plenty of opportunities to call him back, but as the Frenchman tells Oleg Karpov, he still believes there's more to achieve at the Italian squad
Pause. A long one. Then Pierre Gasly breaks the silence with his best impression of a tired horse, blowing air through closed lips.
“Pfffft. It’s... to be honest, not something I want to think about,” he tells GP Racing. “You know, at the end of the day I just do my job…”
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