Alpine driver Pierre Gasly expressed his childhood dream of becoming a professional football player during a charity match ahead of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. Gasly captained one of the teams that included F1 racers like Carlos Sainz and celebrities, aiming to support local campaigns through the event. The match, played at AS Monaco’s Stade Louis II, brought drivers together to enjoy football and give back to charities.
Gasly’s admiration for French football icon Zinedine Zidane was highlighted, despite his switch to a motorsport career after trying karting. The driver shared his love for football and the joy of participating in the charity event alongside his F1 rivals. Gasly’s teammate, Isack Hadjar, received praise for his team spirit and effort on the pitch, even though Gasly joked about his football skills.
Gasly’s passion for football was evident, acknowledging that if not for Formula 1, he might have pursued a football career. The charity match added a unique dimension to the Monaco race weekend, creating memorable moments for the drivers and spectators alike. Gasly’s involvement in the charity football match showcased his versatile interests beyond the high-speed world of Formula 1.
