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Pierre Gasly's Dutch GP Record: Every Win, Pole and Key Stats

Nikhil Chauhan, founder of GridnTrack

By Nikhil Chauhan

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Pierre Gasly's Dutch Grand Prix record is built around one unforgettable afternoon. For most of his Zandvoort visits he has been a midfield runner doing midfield things. Then came 2023, and one of the drives of his career.

Six starts, one podium and a habit of making the most of a chaotic race. Here is the full picture.

The 2023 podium from nowhere

Gasly started the 2023 Dutch Grand Prix 12th. He finished third. The rain that turned the race into a lottery played straight into his hands, and he timed the conditions and the tyre calls beautifully to come home on the podium for Alpine. It remains the standout result of his Zandvoort record and one of Alpine's best days of that era.

There is no pole and no win on his Dutch sheet, but that single rostrum, earned in the wet from deep in the pack, is worth more than a stack of quiet top-tens.

Gasly has raced here in two very different chapters. The first two visits came with AlphaTauri, including a tidy fourth in 2021. The last four have been in Alpine colours, where results have swung from that 2023 high to a run of anonymous weekends. The car under him has changed a lot; the circuit has stayed just as unforgiving.

2026: back into the points, just

Gasly qualified eleventh and finished tenth, picking up a single point on a day when four cars ahead of him retired. It was a tidy, unremarkable afternoon of the kind that has made up most of his Zandvoort record.

One point is still an improvement on 2025, when he came home seventeenth. At a circuit this hard to pass at, starting eleventh and finishing tenth is roughly what the Alpine was worth.

Pierre Gasly's Dutch GP record year by year

One line jumps off the table. Everything else is the story of a midfielder scrapping for whatever the day allows.

Pierre Gasly's Record at the Dutch GP
YearTeamGridFinishPoints
2021AlphaTauri4th4th12
2022AlphaTauri11th11th0
2023Alpine12th3rd15
2024Alpine9th9th2
2025Alpine14th17th0
2026Alpine11th10th1
Grid from official starting order, finish shows race classification. Dutch Grand Prix results 2021 to 2026.

A record defined by one drive

Take 2023 away and this is an ordinary midfield record. Leave it in, and it is proof that Gasly can produce something special when a race falls into disorder. That is his real signature at Zandvoort: give him a messy afternoon and a bit of rain, and he is dangerous.

Pierre Gasly in Formula 1
Pierre Gasly climbed from 12th to third at Zandvoort in 2023.

Pierre Gasly's Dutch Grand Prix record will always be remembered for that 2023 podium, a drive from 12th to third that showed exactly what he can do when the conditions turn.

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Nikhil Chauhan, founder of GridnTrack

Nikhil Chauhan

Nikhil Chauhan is the founder of GridnTrack. A lifelong Formula 1 fan, he built the platform to give the paddock's followers a cleaner, faster home for race results, driver stats, and the stories behind every grid. When he isn't shaping GridnTrack, he's tracking the championship battle lap by lap and digging into the data that decides it.

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