P1racenews AI automatic summary:
The French manufacturer has endured a miserable start to the season both on and off the race track.
Pierre Gasly admitted he was surprised by the sudden resignation of former Alpine technical director Matt Harman, who left along with senior engineer Dirk de Beer amidst a wave of management changes at the team. Gasly expressed his shock, saying he had been close to Harman and was involved in understanding the team’s new direction and car development. Despite the shake-up, Gasly remains focused on his performance, providing clear feedback, and moving the team forward. Although Alpine had a challenging start to the F1 season, Gasly noted the team’s unity and determination to work together towards improvement. He acknowledged the need for patience in the sport, emphasizing the ongoing efforts to progress in a challenging environment.
