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Pierre Gasly·2023

Driver season · 2023

Pierre Gasly — 2023 season

Pierre Gasly's debut season with Alpine in 2023 was marked by a significant podium finish at Zandvoort and a consistent points haul, culminating in 11th in the championship.

  • 2023
  • ground-effect era
  • #10

By the numbers

Season

ground-effect era

2023

Driver code

Broadcast & timing

GAS

Car number

alpine

#10

Season snapshot · 2023

Source: Jolpica F1 API
WDC finish
P11
Wins
0
Podiums
1
Points
62
DNFs
1
Constructor
Alpine F1 Team

Race-by-race

RaceGridFinishPts
BahrainP20P92
Saudi ArabianP9P92
AustralianP9P130
AzerbaijanP17P140
MiamiP5P84
MonacoP7P76
SpanishP10P101
CanadianP15P120
AustrianP9P101
BritishP10P180
HungarianP15Collision0
BelgianP12P110
DutchP12P315
ItalianP17P150
SingaporeP12P68
JapaneseP12P101
QatarP7P120
United StatesP7P68
MexicanP11P110
São PauloP15P76
Las VegasP4P110
Abu DhabiP10P130

Pierre Gasly's inaugural season with Alpine in 2023 was a study in adaptation and resilience, culminating in a critical podium finish amidst a challenging midfield campaign.

Going in

Gasly arrived at Alpine for the 2023 season, transitioning from AlphaTauri to partner Esteban Ocon. This move represented a new chapter for the French driver within a French team, bringing his experience to a constructor aiming to solidify its position as a top-tier midfield contender. The season unfolded under the established ground-effect regulations, a period where Red Bull Racing maintained a significant performance advantage, pushing the midfield teams to maximize every opportunity. Alpine, like many others, faced the task of developing a car capable of consistent points finishes in a competitive pack.

How it played out

The season began with Gasly quickly finding his footing, scoring points in the opening two rounds, including a strong drive from 20th on the grid to 9th in Bahrain. However, the first half of the season also presented challenges, with collisions leading to DNFs in Australia, Silverstone, and a particularly unfortunate early exit in Hungary. Despite these setbacks, Gasly demonstrated flashes of pace, notably qualifying 5th in Miami and 7th in Monaco, converting the latter into a 7th place finish. His ability to extract performance from the A523 was evident, often battling closely with his teammate and other midfield rivals, much like Oscar Piastri's debut season saw him quickly adapt to a new car.

Defining moments

The undisputed highlight of Gasly's 2023 campaign arrived at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort. Starting 12th, Gasly capitalized on variable weather conditions and strategic calls to secure a third-place finish, his first podium with Alpine and the team's second of the season. This result underscored his capacity to perform under pressure and seize opportunities when they arose. Other notable performances included a strong P6 finish in Singapore and another P6 in the United States Grand Prix. Conversely, the triple DNF streak highlighted the fine margins and occasional misfortunes inherent in midfield racing, sometimes echoing the struggles of drivers like to convert pace into consistent results in challenging machinery. The complexity of modern Formula 1, governed by , means every race presents unique strategic demands.

Written by The F1 Formula Editorial Team, Race-week editors + sport historians
Last reviewed July 1, 2026

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What it meant

By the close of the 2023 season, Pierre Gasly had accumulated 62 points, securing 11th position in the Drivers' Championship. This performance, marked by a significant podium and several strong points finishes, solidified his role within the Alpine team. His adaptation to a new environment and contribution to the team's constructors' efforts were crucial. The season demonstrated his enduring speed and racecraft, setting a foundation for his continued tenure with Alpine in the evolving ground-effect era. His trajectory, much like how George Russell's 2020 season built upon his debut, suggests a driver capable of consistent performance when given the right package. For a comprehensive overview of Formula 1's history and regulations, Wikipedia's Formula One page offers detailed context, while official Formula 1 — official site provides current details and statistics from the sport.

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