Oliver Bearman, Haas (P6) 8/10
Bearman had the same luck as his teammate with the late Safety Car, but did one better than Ocon by displaying great pace and driving ability by passing numerous cars in the final laps to move up to sixth by the end of the race. After starting from the pitlane, this can only be considered a miraculous and tenacious drive from the young Briton.
Alexander Albon, Williams (P5) 8/10
In an incident-filled race on a circuit that is tricky to overtake on, what matters most is that you keep your nose clean and stay out of trouble. That is exactly what Albon did, and it proved fruitful with a brilliant P5 finish. His race start was also pivotal, as he gained five places and released himself from the clutches of the midfield hell. He then kept his car pointing in the right direction, passing the likes of Hamilton, Sainz, Lawson and Norris on the side of the road to claim ten points for himself and the team.
