Pierre Gasly felt that he had little to show for his efforts last weekend in Barcelona where his fears of a "messy" race panned out. Gasly achieved in Spain his best qualifying performance to date with Alpine when he concluded Saturday's shootout with the fourth quickest lap. Unfortunately, two cases of impeding another driver in the session yielded a cumulated six-place grid drop that forced the Frenchman to start his race in the thick of the mid-field, in tenth position. But a bit of commotion at the first corner and a wheel-to-wheel encounter with Red Bull's Sergio Perez pushed Gasly off the track and down the order, leaving him chasing from P15 at the end of the first lap....
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