Franco Colapinto, Alpine (P16) 5/10
Even the Argentinians must be getting fed up with Colapinto’s pointless streak by now. He actually didn’t do too bad in Singapore, showing better pace than his teammate Gasly and gaining a trio of positions on the opening lap. But scoring points in an Alpine looks incredibly unlikely at this moment in time.
Liam Lawson, Racing Bulls (P15) 6/10
Lawson capitalised on the dirty air effect by staying out on his medium tyres for as long as possible, knowing that those who pitted early would get stuck behind slower cars anyway. The Kiwi racer eventually came in for fresh rubber on lap 49 of 62, and used his significant tyre advantage at the end to pass multiple competitors. Unfortunately it was too little, too late for the Racing Bulls driver, who may have been able to score points if he qualified in the top ten like his teammate.
