Pierre Gasly is keen to show AlphaTauri are “constantly improving” at the Russian Grand Prix – three weeks after his maiden F1 triumph. Producing the sport’s biggest shock result for many years, Gasly won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza when a combination of ideal strategy, a red-flag stoppage, a penalty for Lewis Hamilton and solid pace at the end of the race enabled him to hold off Carlos Sainz. However, a week later in the Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello, the Frenchman experienced the other side of the coin. Not only did he exit qualifying in Q1, his race was over on the first lap when he became caught up in a melee that also caused the retirement of Max Verstappen. After a...
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