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Arvid Lindblad, Racing Bulls (DNF) – 6/10
Talk about a premature exit. Lindblad’s afternoon ended before it even began, courtesy of a stubborn gearbox that refused to select a gear on the grid. While it triggered an extra formation lap and a swift DNF, full marks to the rookie for quickly alerting the grid and preventing a major safety hazard. A frustrating anti-climax after a highly promising weekend.
Alex Albon, Williams (DNF) – 5.5/10
Albon can’t seem to catch a break lately. After making superb progress from a disappointing Q1 exit to hover on the fringes of the points, his hard work was thoroughly undone. He was completely blameless when Piastri used him as a braking marker, picking up terminal damage. Another weekend of looking at what could have been through no fault of his own.
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