After group head Franz Tost said Pierre Gasly will see out his agreement with AlphaTauri, the group has now authoritatively affirmed the news.
Gasly had been connected with a potential create some distance from Red Bull's sister group one year from now, with a large group of drivers set to be out of agreement toward the finish of 2022.
Be that as it may, Sergio Perez's new agreement with Red Bull shut the entryway on Gasly being re-elevated to the senior group for the present and, while Gasly is now under agreement with AlphaTauri for the rest of 2023, the group has reaffirmed their responsibility.
Gasly said: "I have been with this group for five years at this point and I am glad for the excursion we've experienced together and the headway we have made.
"I'm glad to stay with my Scuderia AlphaTauri group. The current year's new guidelines have made new difficulties for ourselves and having the option to design our improvement with the group for the following year and a half is a decent working reason for what's in store."
"We are truly satisfied to affirm that Pierre stays with us in 2023," Tost added.
"He is certainly in the gathering of the best and most serious drivers in F1 and has demonstrated his capacities during all the time he has enjoyed with us.
"Without a doubt, Pierre can assume a significant part in the group having an effective season one year from now and it will be down to us to give him a serious vehicle, so he can keep on conveying great outcomes."
After a line of magnificent outcomes in a solid vehicle last year, Gasly has found this season by and large seriously baffling, procuring just 16 focuses so far contrasted with 39 places and a platform at a similar point in 2021.
He conceded being sandwiched in the current year's clogged lower midfield fight feels like "demise", invigorated the similar of different vehicles around him.
Gasly's reference to the 'following year and a half's insinuates his ongoing agreement circumstance, and he is probably going to have a major decision to make around then.

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