Pierre Gasly "I wasn't in F1 without Red Bull's support"[F1-Gate.com]

Pierre Gasly is bound by a contract with Red Bull until the end of 2023. Gasly explained why he will definitely drive for Scuderia AlphaTauri in 2023.

Sebastian Vettel’s retirement from F1 at the end of 2022 has kicked off F1’s game of chairs, but according to Pierre Gasly, leaving the Red Bull family at the end of the 2022 season is not an option. do not have.

“I have a contract,” said Pierre Gasly, who has signed a contract with Red Bull until the end of 2023 and has already announced that he will remain at Scuderia AlphaTauri for 2023, stressing that he wants to make sure that the contract is fulfilled. .

Helmut Marko recently confirmed in an interview with Motorsport-Total.com that Pierre Gasly will probably be given the go-ahead for a move. But Pierre Gasly, 26, is currently not interested in saying goodbye.

Pierre stresses he would never have reached ‘100%’ F1 without Red Bull.

“I didn’t have the money. We all know it’s an expensive sport. Without support, you can’t be successful in sport,” said Pierre Gasly.

Pierre Gasly therefore has no option not to honor his contract with Red Bull.

“Next year we will be together for 10 years,” explained Pierre Gasly, highlighting a “very successful time and partnership” with Red Bull.

“It’s been eight and a half years of pure success,” said Pierre Gasly proudly. Among other things, with Red Bull’s support, Gasly won the GP2 series championship in 2016 and finished runner-up in Japanese Super Formula a year later.

“There were only six months when things didn’t go our way,” said Gasly, referring to his six months at Red Bull Racing in the 2019 F1 season.

During the summer break, he was replaced by Alexander Albon after only 12 races and was sent back to Toro Rosso. However, Pierre Gasly’s gratitude to Red Bull did not disappear.

“Without them I would never have been able to continue,” said Gasly, recalling his early days in motorsport.

Even if Pierre Gasly wants to remain loyal to Red Bull for at least a year, it’s unclear how his career will continue after that. His current Red Bull contract expires after the 2023 season.