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Pierre Gasly conquers first career pole position at Italian GP

Público5 September 2026 at 19:16

Pierre Gasly claimed his first career Formula 1 pole position during the Italian Grand Prix. The French Alpine driver achieved the feat at the Monza circuit, a circuit that has already brought him great happiness in the past.

Gasly beat English driver George Russell in the battle for pole position. This result represents a significant moment in the career of the 27-year-old driver, who has raced for AlphaTauri and Alpine throughout his seasons in Formula 1.

The context of this achievement is particularly significant, as it was at Monza that Gasly achieved his only Formula 1 victory, in 2020. Since then, the French driver had not managed results as expressive as this.

With this pole position, Gasly demonstrated that he continues to perform exceptionally at the Italian circuit, reinforcing his special connection with Monza and taking an important step in his Formula 1 career.

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