Gasly: AlphaTauri felt like "different car" from Friday after France Q1 exit

Gasly says his updated AlphaTauri felt like a 'different car' in FrenchGP qualifying as he slumped to P16 and was knocked out in Q1. F1

debuted its long-awaited upgrade package in practice on Friday.

"Qualifying was the same. Clean laps, just sliding a lot in all the low-speed corners, no traction and I don't really understand how we lost so much compared to yesterday."

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