Pierre Gasly 2027: Alpine Season Preview and Where to Watch Him Race
Pierre Gasly has signed an extension with Alpine and will race alongside Franco Colapinto in 2027. Read about his career, the Enstone-based team and how to choose a Grand Prix to see him, with notes on tickets and timing. The page also offers short answers to common planning questions.
Pierre Gasly 2027: a Grand Prix winner with Alpine
Pierre Gasly is French, born in 1996, and has been on the Formula 1 grid since 2017. His best-known result is victory at the 2020 Italian Grand Prix, one of the sport's memorable surprises.
He has signed a contract extension with Alpine, so he is part of the team's plans for 2027. He has no world title but remains a respected, consistent racer.
Gasly 2027 at Alpine: partner, engine and heritage
Alpine's drivers for 2027 are Gasly and Franco Colapinto. The team is based in Enstone, in England, and has used customer Mercedes engines since 2026.
The Enstone factory has a long history, passing through Toleman, Benetton and Renault, and those previous names won three titles in 1995, 2005 and 2006. The Alpine name itself has no championship yet. See our Alpine team page for more.
Where to watch Pierre Gasly in 2027
France does not have a Grand Prix on the 2027 F1 calendar, so there is no home race. French fans often travel to nearby rounds, and the F1 calendar shows which dates and countries are within easy reach.
If you can only go to one race, pick one that suits your travel time and tastes: a street circuit, a fast classic, or a big-city weekend. Our guides and calendar make it easier to compare.
Pierre Gasly tickets: how to book wisely
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Gasly's strengths and what to watch for live
Gasly's 2020 win at Monza showed that he can seize an opportunity when the race unfolds unusually. At a live event, that kind of racing is easy to appreciate because you see the whole field, not only the broadcast director's choices.
Alpine is a team in a changing period, now with customer Mercedes engines. Watching how the car performs at slow and fast circuits will tell you a lot about its direction.
If you want to follow the story closely, choose a circuit with a mix of corner types so you can see where the car is strong and where it still struggles.
Following Pierre Gasly's 2027 season from home
Not everyone can travel to every Grand Prix. The 2026 season's results, including the championship battle now led by Kimi Antonelli, set the scene for 2027, and the winter break will bring new cars and testing news.
Use our F1 drivers page to see which seats are confirmed and which remain open at Haas and Racing Bulls.
Pierre Gasly 2027: frequently asked questions
Which team does Pierre Gasly drive for in 2027?
He has signed a contract extension with Alpine and will race there in 2027.
Who is Pierre Gasly's teammate in 2027?
Franco Colapinto, confirmed by Alpine.
Has Pierre Gasly won a Grand Prix?
Yes, the 2020 Italian Grand Prix.
Is there a French Grand Prix in 2027 to see Pierre Gasly?
No, France is not on the 2027 F1 calendar.
Which engine will Pierre Gasly use in 2027?
Alpine uses customer Mercedes power units.
Can I see Pierre Gasly at Monza in 2027?
Yes. The Italian Grand Prix at Monza is on 5 September 2027, and Alpine races at every round on the calendar.
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