Oscar Piastri, McLaren (P4) – 7/10
McLaren simply lacked the outright pace to challenge for the podium this weekend, making fourth a very respectable salvage job. Piastri kept his head while others lost theirs, though he gets a rap on the knuckles for a pitlane speeding penalty that cost him a cleaner shot at the cars ahead.
Isack Hadjar, Red Bull (P3) – 9/10
Bounced back brilliantly from a confidence-shattering crash in Friday practice. Hadjar drove an incredibly mature, measured race to secure a magnificent podium, showing remarkable resilience while nursing mechanical gremlins in his Red Bull and fending off a train of cars behind. A massive statement drive from the young Frenchman.
