Pierre Gasly is a French F1 driver who has joined Alpine for 2023 from AlphaTauri.

Gasly is a product of the Red Bull Driver Academy and had only driven for either their team or their sister team during his time in the sport up to the end of 2022, before deciding to fly the nest as it were and sign a deal with Alpine for 2023.

A handful of races for Toro Rosso back in 2017 led to a full-time seat in 2018 with the Faenza-based outfit, with his performances impressive enough to earn him a drive at Red Bull in 2019.

However, a tough spell there saw him replaced mid-season by Alex Albon, with him moving back to Toro Rosso to see out the campaign.

His recovery began in earnest in 2020, however, as Toro Rosso rebranded as AlphaTauri, with him profiting from a manic Italian Grand Prix to win his first-ever F1 race at Monza.

Indeed, he has continued to impress since then with regular points-finishes and consistent drives, with 2021 proving a particularly strong year for him.

2022 was a little more difficult, with the AlphaTauri car dropping in performance but he still produced some good performances, and has earned a shot driving for Alpine next year, with them finishing P4 in the 2022 standings.

Here is everything you need to know about Pierre Gasly:


How old is Pierre Gasly?

He is 27. He was born on February 7th, 1996.

How tall is Pierre Gasly?

He is 1.77m tall.

What is Pierre Gasly's salary?

Gasly's yearly salary is $6m.

What is Pierre Gasly's net worth?

The Frenchman's net worth is believed to be around $33m.

Who is Pierre Gasly's girlfriend?

Francisca Cerqueira Gomes, who is a model, is Gasly's girlfriend.


Since his Red Bull struggles, Gasly has won huge praise for the way he has turned his career around and many believe he deserves another shot at one of the leading teams, which Alpine are aiming to be.

He has shown he can win races with his composed drive in Monza of 2020 whilst he can also be a team leader after the work he has done with AlphaTauri.

2023 is a big opportunity for him to show what he can do further up the field, and he will be hoping that making the move to Alpine is going to prove very fruitful for his career.


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