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The Canadian GP is one of the most highly anticipated races on the F1 calendar. The 2023 iteration of the race is no different, as fans were treated to a Qualifying session in wet weather. However, things did not go well for Pierre Gasly, who was impeded by the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz on the main straight during their final runs in Q1.
The Frenchman quickly lashed out on the team radio after being knocked out of Qualifying. Gasly targeted Sainz for this incident and was convinced that the Ferrari driver should be banned entirely. The 27-year-old stated, “He should be BANNED for such a thing! I’m coming at 300!” Pierre pointed out the safety risks at such high speeds.
The 27-year-old was angry after this incident. Gasly’s Qualifying session was ruined completely due to the move made by the Spaniard. The Frenchman narrowly saved himself and his rival from a potentially dangerous accident in Montreal. Race control would investigate the incident to decide whether Carlos Sainz deserves a penalty.
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Pierre Gasly to start the Canadian GP from P17
Pierre Gasly being impeded by Carlos Sainz, image via Sky SportsAlpine had high hopes for the Canadian GP as the French team solidified itself as the fifth-fastest car on the grid. However, Pierre Gasly will be forced to sit on the sidelines and watch teammate Esteban Ocon start from a higher grid position on Sunday. Gasly will be hoping to do damage control in the race as he starts from P17 on Sunday.
Pierre was fuming even after returning to the garage with the 27-year-old not hiding his anger after walking in the pitlane. The Frenchman would be looking to chat with Carlos after the session to discuss this incident perhaps—certainly, not how Gasly wanted Qualifying to go for this prestigious race on the F1 calendar.
Thus, Pierre Gasly remains angry and frustrated after a chaotic Q1 session. The 27-year-old lost out on going through to Q2 because of the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz. The Frenchman would be looking to compose himself before the race on Sunday and perhaps salvage a decent result for the team. However, it remains to be seen how things pan out in the Grand Prix.
