Lance Stroll‘s recent mishap has stirred more than just the dust at Silverstone. The fallout has been keenly felt by Pierre Gasly, who, derailed by Stroll’s error and frustrated by Alpine’s struggle to match the pace of resurgent giants, McLaren, issues a stern warning. The 2023 season has been a roller coaster ride for Gasly and Alpine. The recent British GP at Silverstone marked a painful low point, as not only did Gasly fall prey to Stroll’s controversial maneuver, but the team was also leapfrogged by their arch-rival, McLaren.

McLaren soared to fifth place in the championship, garnering a significant haul of 30 points through Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, leaving Alpine trailing behind by a concerning twelve points. The bitter pill to swallow for Gasly and Alpine wasn’t merely the unfortunate collision with Stroll. The real sting lies in their seemingly futile chase of McLaren’s sudden upswing, spurred on by a recent upgrade that allowed the team to amass a staggering 42 points in just two races. In stark contrast, Alpine managed to scrape together only three points during the same period.

Yet, in the face of adversity, Gasly remains undeterred. With steely resolve, as per Motorsport-total.com, he signals Alpine’s unwavering ambition to regain lost ground. “We need to improve our package and we’re all going to work on that. We have some good stuff for the coming weeks. Hopefully that will make a difference.” Gasly emphasized that Alpine’s focus is on improving its own package, with promising developments set to roll out in the coming weeks.

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This aura of defiance and determination radiating from Gasly holds promise for the future of Alpine. With a firm belief in the potential of his team, the Frenchman sends out a clear message to the F1 giants, as Alpine gears up for a game-changing upgrade package that promises to inject fresh momentum into their campaign.

“Looking forward”-Alpine’s significant upgrade package

The French outfit, currently sitting in sixth place in the team standings, 12 points adrift of McLaren, is set to introduce a “significant” upgrade package before the Formula 1 summer break. Alpine’s aim is to enhance its modified front wing, with further new parts in the pipeline for the upcoming weeks. The most noteworthy development on the horizon is the introduction of a new floor at the iconic Spa-Francorchamps circuit in Belgium.

Otmar Szafnauer, expressing his optimism, stated, “Our upgrades have worked this year and there’s another significant one coming before the break. I hope that too will help because the swing of relative competitiveness does that kind of stuff. So yeah, I’m looking forward to our next one.”

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Will Alpine’s efforts pay off, or will it leave them yearning for more? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – Alpine’s quest for greatness is far from over.

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