Franco Colapinto – Alpine (P20) 3/10
A difficult end to a challenging cameo for the young Argentine. After qualifying dead last, Colapinto looked "disconcerted" with the car's balance all weekend, unable to find the grip needed to compete. His race was a truly lonely affair, primarily consisting of tyre degradation management and graciously yielding to the leaders for blue flags. While he brought the car home, finishing a lap down and propping up the field wasn't quite the statement he hoped would secure his seat for the long term.
Pierre Gasly – Alpine (P19) 4/10
Alpine’s farewell to the Renault engine ended with a whimper rather than a bang. Gasly could do little with the machinery at his disposal, even describing the A525 as "painful" to drive on the straights. He spent the evening fighting a losing battle against those in his vicinity, eventually succumbing to the lack of pace. A quiet, frustrating finale for the Frenchman who will be desperate for the Mercedes power unit switch in 2026.
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