Pierre Gasly s'attend à une course par élimination en cas de pluie au Grand Prix du Canada

Pierre Gasly anticipe des conditions difficiles au Grand Prix du Canada si la pluie fait son apparition dimanche. Le pilote Alpine ainsi que d'autres concurrents ont exprimé des inquiétudes concernant les nouveaux pneus pluie Pirelli pour 2026.

Pierre Gasly a averti que la pluie pourrait transformer le Grand Prix du Canada en une course par élimination. Il a testé les nouveaux pneus pluie Pirelli à Magny-Cours et a constaté qu'ils sont difficiles à mettre en température par temps froid. Gasly a souligné que la nature saccadée du circuit de Montréal accroît encore la difficulté. Il s'attend à une course riche en événements si les conditions deviennent humides avec des températures avoisinant les 11°C.

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