Pierre Gasly: The Hungarian track is like a go-kart circuit.
After a decent result at Spa, Alpine hopes to earn points at Hungaroring…
Pierre Gasly: "I'm very glad I scored points at Spa, where we managed to take advantage of the changing weather. The race was intense, especially in the early laps, but we made the right decisions and succeeded. Now, we look forward to Hungary with optimism.
Hungaroring is one of the most enjoyable circuits on the calendar; it's like a go-kart track with quick, alternating corners connected by short straights. It's important to get into the rhythm immediately.
This weekend, we will again aim to reach the Q3 final and score points. The team has worked hard, and now everyone is looking forward to the summer break. There's only one more race before it, and we'll do everything we can to achieve the best possible result."
Francesco Colapinto: "The weekend at Spa-Francorchamps was tough, but we've taken a step forward. It seems we often lose out due to small details, but I am confident the trend will change eventually.
We are stays focused and continue working hard to piece everything together in Hungary. I have scored points at this track in youth series before, and I look forward to returning behind the wheel.
In the last race before the summer break, we hope to achieve a positive result before the entire team can enjoy a well-deserved few weeks off."
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