The ALPINE F1 Team Fan Token traded near $0.3557 on September 5, up roughly 3.6% over 24 hours as Pierre Gasly secured his first career Formula 1 pole position for Alpine at Monza. Gasly’s 1:21.786 lap beat George Russell by 0.060 seconds and gave Alpine its first pole in years, while Oscar Piastri initially qualified third for McLaren before receiving a three-place grid penalty for blocking. Polymarket data showed Russell’s probability of winning the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at 49%, up 13 percentage points over 24 hours, while Gasly’s probability rose from 0% to 6%. Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton moved up to third and fourth on the starting grid. The race was scheduled for 9 p.m. Beijing time, with qualifying surprises driving sharp changes in winner expectations. ALPINE, a BEP-20 utility token launched via Binance and linked to the BWT Alpine F1 Team, had a market capitalization near $4 million and solid 24-hour trading volume. Fan tokens offer team-related voting, rewards, digital collectibles and other engagement features, although direct commentary linking ALPINE’s gain to Gasly’s pole remained limited.