Pierre Gasly, Alpine (P10) – 8/10
Gasly rewarded Alpine’s decision to give him the sole upgrade package by dragging the car into the final points position. He showed aggressive defense during a multi-car dogfight and made sharp overtakes on both Racing Bulls drivers. A hard-earned point that validated the development direction for the Enstone-based squad.
Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin (P9) – 8.5/10
Vintage Fernando. Machinery-wise, the Aston Martin remains a stubborn mid-pack sled, yet Alonso squeezed every drop of performance out of it to climb nine places. Masterful tyre management and impenetrable defensive positioning saw him secure ninth—the team’s best finish of the entire campaign. Pure wizardry from the Spanish veteran.
