Friend and foe has now drawn the conclusion that the time at Red Bull for Alexander Albon there is a bit on it. The British Thai, however, is in the dark with regard to the criticism, because he thought last weekend himself went really well.
It seems like Red Bull has changed their approach a bit. How fast they Pierre Gasly last season to Red Bull, it takes that long before Albon is shown the door. It therefore remains reasonably quiet from the Red Bull camp as far as Albon is concerned. The British-Thai driver is now visibly hanging his head, but that attitude is completely contradictory to what he says. The Red Bull driver thought the race weekend in Portugal went well.
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“In my opinion, it was one of my stronger weekends this year because of the free practice and qualifying. and I’m glad about that, “Albon contradicts all criticisms. The 24-year-old admits that his start on Portuguese soil could be a lot better, but that Red Bull struggled with cold tires and a lack of grip. This was also clearly visible in Max Verstappen, but eventually managed to ride to third place. Albon got no further than a painful twelfth place.
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“Once the tires were up to temperature, everything was fine, but by then the damage was done,” he explains after the Grand Prix. “I would like to leave it behind and have a strong weekend in Imola, a track I enjoy driving,” Albon concludes.
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