🗣'It was important to bounce back this weekend and that's what we did' PierreGASLY was buoyed by AlpineF1Team's MiamiGP qualifying result after its Baku disaster. Story:
Gasly believes he could have finished ahead of Haas’s
with an extra run, as he was only 0.019s slower, while he concedes between sixth and eighth would likely have been his best had Verstappen and Leclerc finished their second laps.“I think, objectively, Charles and Max could have been in front of us, and then that would put us in P7, but at the same time [the gap] was so small with Kevin with another lap I think we could have gotten him as well – we're talking two hundredths off," Gasly added.
“So, we were between sixth and eighth on pure pace, and that's positive. It seemed to suit our car better. “I'm definitely pleased. We have a good chance [in the race] and from there everything can happen. So, we'll push and see the outcome, but I think big points are on the table for us.”
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