Strong race from Sebastian Vettel in the Aston Martin. Thanks to a good start and an early switch to slicks, the Heppenheimer scored his first points of the season in eighth place behind Yuki Tsunoda. “Everything was fine,” says Vettel on Sky: “It’s great for the team to get the first points. It’s an eighth place, but for us it’s like a win.”
Mick Schumacher, on the other hand, was unable to convince after starting from tenth place in Imola. Twice he stands across on a wet track, is in 18th place penultimate behind Nicholas Latifi (Williams) and Guanyu Zhou (Alfa Romeo). His teammate Kevin Magnussen is ninth.
1. Max Verstappen (Netherlands) – Red Bull 1:32:07.986 hours
2. Sergio Perez (Mexiko) – Red Bull +16,527 Sek.
3. Lando Norris (Great Britain) – McLaren +34.834
4. George Russell (Great Britain) – Mercedes +42.506
5. Valtteri Bottas (Finnland) – Alfa Romeo +43,181
6. Charles Leclerc (Monaco) – Ferrari +56,072
7. Yuki Tsunoda (Japan) – Alpha Tauri +1: 01,110 Min.
8. Sebastian Vettel (Heppenheim) – Aston Martin +1:10,892
9. Kevin Magnussen (Denmark) – Haas +1:15.260
10. Lance Stroll (Kanada) – Aston Martin + 1 Rd.
11. Esteban Ocon (
France) – Alpine + 1 lap.
12. Alexander Albon (Thailand) – Williams + 1 Rd.
13. Pierre Gasly (
France) – Alpha Tauri +1 lap.
14. Lewis Hamilton (Great Britain) – Mercedes + 1 lap.
15. Zhou Guanyu (
China) – Alfa Romeo + 1 Rd.
16. Nicholas Latifi (Kanada) – Williams + 1 Rd.
17. Mick Schumacher (Gland/Switzerland) – Haas + 1 lap.
18. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) – McLaren + 1 lap. –
failures:
Carlos Sainz Jr. (Spanien) – Ferrari (1. Rd.)
Fernando Alonso (Spanien) – Alpine (7. Rd.)
Driver Rating
Standing after 4 of 22 races
1. Charles Leclerc (Monaco) – Ferrari 86 Pkt.
2. Max Verstappen (Netherlands) – Red Bull 59
3. Sergio Perez (Mexico) – Red Bull 54
4. George Russell (Great Britain) – Mercedes 49
5. Carlos Sainz Jr. (Spain) – Ferrari 38
6. Lando Norris (Great Britain) – McLaren 35
7. Lewis Hamilton (Great Britain) – Mercedes 28
8. Valtteri Bottas (Finnland) – Alfa Romeo 24
9. Esteban Ocon (France) – Alpine 20
10. Kevin Magnussen (Denmark) – Haas 15
11. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) – McLaren 11
12. Yuki Tsunoda (Japan) – Alpha Tauri 10
13. Pierre Gasly (France) – Alpha Tauri 6
14. Sebastian Vettel (Heppenheim) – Aston Martin 4
15. Fernando Alonso (Spanien) – Alpine 2
16. Zhou Guanyu (China) – Alfa Romeo 1
17. Lance Stroll (Kanada) – Aston Martin 1
18. Alexander Albon (Thailand) – Williams 1
Constructor Score
Standing after 4 of 22 races
1. Ferrari 124 Pkt.
2. Red Bull 113
3. Mercedes 77
4. McLaren 46
5. Alfa Romeo 25
6. Alpine 22
7. Alpha Tauri 16
8. Haas 15
9. Aston Martin 5
10. Williams 1
Formula 1 on TV
In 2022, Formula 1 will run on Sky. Last year, the broadcaster introduced a new
TV channel especially for the premier class: Sky Formula 1. Here there is motorsport 24 hours a day. All practice sessions, all qualifying sessions, all races are always live and without commercial breaks. In addition, Sky also broadcasts the support races Formula 2, Formula 3 and the Porsche Supercup. The program also includes historic races and special programs. —