Pierre Gasly hopes to put his disappointment from Australia behind him in his first experience of racing at night read more »

Pierre Gasly and Brendon Hartley are already eating through their engine allowance for the 2018 season, with Honda forced to change elements on both Toro Rosso cars. read more »

Honda will introduce a modified MGU-H and turbocharger on Brendon Hartley's and Pierre Gasly's Toro Rossos at the Bahrain GP after the latter's engine failure in... read more »

Both Pierre Gasly and Brendon Hartley will be hit by early power unit component changes after Honda detected mechanical problems in Australia. read more »

Pierre Gasly and Brendon Hartley will both have new engine components for this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Both Toro Rosso drivers will use updated Honda turbocharger and MGU-H components in the Bahrain Grand Prix after Pierre Gasly's engine failure in the Formula 1 season opener read more »

Toro Rosso's star rookie is confident Honda will develop their way forward in 2018 and prove they can make "proper" engines. read more »

Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly is still encouraged with the team's relationship with Honda, saying the Japanese manufacturer are working toward a "big, big plan"... read more »

Toro Rosso driver Pierre Gasly says Honda has a "big, big plan" for development in 2018 that is designed to "show everyone they can do proper engines" in... read more »

Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly insists he is not focused on landing a Red Bull Racing drive in 2019, and wants to do his best with the Italian team. read more »

Pierre Gasly insists he is not getting distracted by thoughts of landing a future F1 drive with Red Bull.  read more »

Having lost one of his three penalty-free engines in Australia, Pierre Gasly says it is only a matter of time before he incurs engine penalties. read more »

Pierre Gasly says the Honda-related engine issues suffered in the season-opener in Melbourne are no cause for concern. read more »

MGU-H problem to blame for Pierre Gasly's Australian GP retirement read more »

A Honda engine failure in the 2018 Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix was a "pain in the arse" given Toro Rosso's trouble-free testing, admitted... read more »

Pierre Gasly admits it wasn't a great start to the season as he retired from the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Pierre Gasly says an MGU-H failure at the 2018 F1 opener will be a "pain in the ass" later in the year for Toro Rosso Honda. read more »

Pierre Gasly has said he was not anticipating any immediate problems with his Toro Rosso and the Honda engine "just switched off". read more »

The Frenchman will start his first Australian Grand Prix from the back of the grid after an error on his final quick lap in Q1 put paid to any chance of advancing into Q2. read more »

Pierre Gasly said he was "too greedy" on his final lap in Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix qualifying, as a mistake consigned him to last on the grid read more »

Pierre Gasly admits he'd like to be in contension to replace Daniel Ricciardo should the Aussie not re-sign with Red Bull for 2019. read more »

The Frenchman is promoted to the new role of technical director in order to help chief technical officer Adrian Newey. read more »

Feature: Pierre ready to step on the gas read more »

Red Bull has reorganised its Formula 1 technical department structure with Pierre Wache promoted to the newly-created role of Technical Director. read more »

Ahead of the season opener, Red Bull has revealed that former chief engineer, performance, Pierre Wache has been promoted to the role of technical director. read more »