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Pierre Gasly vows to conquer F1 2026: ‘I just want to win’ with Alpine’s new power!

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
January 17, 2026
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Pierre Gasly vows to conquer F1 2026: ‘I just want to win’ with Alpine’s new power!

Formula One F1 - Emilia Romagna Grand Prix - Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy - May 16, 2025 Alpine's Pierre Gasly arrives ahead of practice REUTERS/Jakub Porzycki

Pierre Gasly Aims for Glory as Alpine Prepares for a New Era in F1!

In a bold proclamation that has sent shockwaves through the Formula 1 community, Pierre Gasly has declared that his singular focus as he gears up for the 2026 season is crystal clear: “I just want to win.” As he embarks on his tenth season in the high-octane world of F1, Gasly’s ambitions are soaring, fueled by a desire to leave his mark and add more trophies to his cabinet following his emotional Monza victory in 2020.

Despite a dismal finish at the bottom of the Constructors’ standings in 2025, Alpine has set its sights on redemption. With the unveiling of the new A526 car set for January 23, the team is banking on their early switch in focus to the 2026 challenger to regain lost ground. Gasly, now 29 and under contract for the next three years, is at the pinnacle of his career and is determined to harness the full potential of his talent.

The stakes are higher than ever as Alpine makes a strategic shift to a customer power unit from Mercedes for the upcoming season. Gasly, known for his relentless work ethic, is ramping up his preparations, stating, “If I need to do more work or more preparation, I’m the kind of guy to do it.” His commitment to excellence is unwavering; he’s ready to leave no stone unturned in his pursuit of victory.

As the F1 landscape undergoes significant transformations in 2026, drivers like Gasly are bracing for an increased mental challenge. The introduction of a larger electrical component in power units and cutting-edge active aerodynamics will redefine the driving experience. Gasly recently shared insights from his time in the Alpine simulator, acknowledging the drastic changes ahead. “I know there is still a lot to figure out, and I know that it’s going to be a big change for us,” he remarked, emphasizing the strategic considerations that will come into play.

Reflecting on the evolution of F1, Gasly recalled a simpler time when driving was about mastering just the wheel and gear shift, with no electronics to complicate matters. “I had the chance last year to try Senna’s car… all you had to care about was the wheel and the gear shift,” he reminisced. But now, the complexity of energy management will demand a new level of skill and awareness from drivers. “It’s not going to be only about being faster and outbraking your opponent. It’s how will I use my energy to make sure you can stay ahead,” he explained.

Gasly’s resolute ambition mirrors the aspirations of his team, as both driver and constructor look to turn the page on a challenging past season. With the dawn of a new regulatory era upon them, expectations are high, and the pressure is palpable. The time for action is now, and as Gasly gears up for a season that promises to be nothing short of electrifying, one thing is certain: he is ready to do whatever it takes to secure victory in 2026.

As the F1 world holds its breath in anticipation, keep your eyes glued to the Alpine camp. The stage is set for a thrilling showdown, and Pierre Gasly is leading the charge with a fierce hunger for success!

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