Yesterday Ferrari showed pace and reliability, and in the hands of a determined Sebastien Vettel, a will to win, which can only be great for the 2017 F1 season.
Mercedes-AMG's strategic fail also revealed what impact a single-stop tyre change event is going to have on the races to come. It will be imperative that the only stop is 'modelled' and fine-tuned, if Hamilton's relegation to second is anything to go by.
I'm sure everyone watching the AGP could feel for Daniel Ricciardo. To be robbed of being able to put on a show for his Australian fans continues the misery of the AGP that started last year when he was disqualified from second place, thanks to his Red Bull team violating regulations.
All the King's horses and all the King's men ......... |
I am very much looking forward to the Chinese GP, after this weekend's results. I think we are in for possibly the best F1 season for decades, thanks to rule changes.
Force India made an excellent showing and I was really pleased to see rookie Ocon in the points.
Enrico Zanarini |
For my money, the young man to watch is
Young Antonio is managed by a dear friend of mine, Enrico Zanarini (L), who has coached and guided a number of young Italian drivers with great potential, my favourite being Giancarlo Fisichella.
F1's new supremo, Chase Carey, looked pretty happy with things in the pre-race grid video roaming.
I am confident those calling for changes to make F1 more entertaining will get their wish this year.
There was no shortage of stars and glamour along for the ride this year.
Nicole Kidman |
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