US EditionHadjar and Gasly in the Points in Barcelona, the New Blue Momentum Is Confirmed
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Pierre Gasly already knew before the start in Spain that a long and exhausting afternoon would come to him. Instead of a cooling drink, he caught only hot air on the drinking pipe: "I had nothing to drink about the whole race and huge thirst. But the bottom line, of course, I am satisfied with the points." Gasly finished the Grand Prix as an eighth.
Modesty, critical sense, joviality, precision and strong demand with himself in the performance, which he delivers on track: Isack Hadjar has succeeded in entering F1 and has convinced many paddock observers as well as a large number of fans of the discipline. F1Only offers you to retrace in more detail the profile of this friendly young driver. Isack began karting at the age of 8 years after being introduced to motorsport by his father, former …
As in Monaco, two Frenchmen finished again in the top 10. With Isack Hadjar as a regular and, this time, Pierre Gasly just behind him.
Pierre Gasly finished in a good eighth place at the Spanish Grand Prix. Despite his four points, Alpine F1 loses a place after Nico Hülkenberg's very nice fifth place for Sauber, but it does not take away the joy of the French rider. "We have to look at our race, and compared to our race we make a good performance. We will see what we could have done better, we react very well on the first stop, in the second stop we waste time with the blue fla…
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