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Pierre Gasly takes pole position at Monza

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Pierre Gasly claimed the first pole position of his Formula One career at Monza, edging George Russell by 0.060 seconds.
  • The result drew immediate and widespread support from fans on social media.
  • Gasly’s pole came after he lost third place at the Monaco Grand Prix following a decision by the FIA International Court of Appeal.

Pierre Gasly delivered the first pole position of his Formula One career at Monza, beating Mercedes driver George Russell by just 0.060 seconds.

Just straight-up faster than everyone else. Allez Gasly!

· Fan on RedditThe fan celebrated Gasly’s first career pole position at Monza.

The result prompted an immediate wave of support on social media. Fans celebrated the milestone for the French driver, who also won his first Grand Prix at the same circuit in 2020.

Pierre Gasly liked it.

· Fan on RedditA second fan posted a brief celebratory reaction to the result.

“Just straight-up faster than everyone else. Allez Gasly!” one fan wrote on Reddit. Another joked: “Pierre Gasly liked it.”

Lose 3rd in Monaco. Get pole at Monza. WORTH IT.

· FanThe comment linked Gasly’s Monza pole to losing third place in Monaco.

The pole arrived after Gasly lost third place at the Monaco Grand Prix following a ruling by the FIA International Court of Appeal. Fans framed the Monza result as a sharp response to that setback. “Lose 3rd in Monaco. Get pole at Monza. WORTH IT,” one wrote. Another added: “Gasly heard his podium got taken away and decided to take another one.”

Gasly heard his podium got taken away and decided to take another one.

· FanThe fan jokingly described the pole as a response to Gasly’s Monaco setback.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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