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Pierre Gasly has urged Alpine Formula 1 team-mate Esteban Ocon to make “changes” to his racing conduct amid their opening-lap collision in the Monaco Grand Prix. Alpine’s bid to rebound from a challenging beginning to the campaign continued in Monte Carlo as Gasly advanced through to Q3 and Ocon was on the fringes in 11th. […]
Alpine’s performance in the Monte Carlo race showed signs of improvement, with Gasly reaching Q3 and Ocon finishing 11th on the grid. The team aimed to capitalize on their strong starting positions in the race, and they benefited when Carlos Sainz’s puncture moved both drivers into point-scoring positions. Despite Gasly securing 10th place, Ocon’s retirement due to contact with another car was a setback. Gasly criticized the incident and emphasized the need for better teamwork and strategy within the Alpine team. Team Principal Bruno Famin and Ocon both took responsibility for the incident, with Gasly acknowledging the importance of moving forward and learning from the experience to prevent similar incidents in the future.
