Listen to this article Gasly has been backed by Red Bull through the majority of his racing career, and graduated to F1 with its sister team, Toro Rosso, at the end of 2017. The Frenchman was promoted to the senior Red Bull Racing operation for 2019, only to be demoted back to Toro Rosso just 12 races into the season after struggling to match teammate Max Verstappen for pace. But Gasly has flourished since returning to the Faenza-based team, now known as AlphaTauri. He scored its second-ever win at Monza in 2020 and has picked up two further podium finishes, as well as a record points total for any of its drivers last year. Gasly’s performances have led to suggestions he could return to the Red Bull senior team down the line, including from former Toro Rosso co-owner Gerhard Berger, who felt he was “good enough to get another chance”. Speaking to Motorsport.com’s sister publication Formel1.de, Red Bull advisor Marko discussed Gasly’s future and contract, which runs to the end of the 2023 season. Marko acknowledged Red Bull might lose him if it could not offer a promotion back to the senior squad, but said his performances …