Tommy

Yeah.

I think the impressive part of Hadjar is the fact that he's looking much more on the pace of Max.

I think he's unlucky not to have beaten Max in qualifying for the main race as well because he looked much more comfortable in that qualifying session.

He was brilliant, actually, and I think it was Q2 where we were thinking, is Hadjar going to get pole here?

He was doing amazingly well.

But shame about the errors that cost him at the end.

But luckily for him, the gap is so massive between any of the midfielders that it doesn't matter picking up like, you know, 40 seconds worth of penalties.

You still basically stay in the same position.

So it's a six.

I've gone for an 8 out of 10 for Max.

He had his quali struggles, of course.

The positives were, you know, the main race, he drove brilliantly well.

His move at Hamilton on the start was great near the start of the race.

To get up into second, of course, lost that position in the end.

But Red Bull seemed to be struggling.

He particularly had a lot of struggles in qualifying and looks like they weren't quite there with the leaders.

So to pick up a podium, obviously, a lot of it is the fact that McLaren just weren't there.

But still a great job from Max to deliver a good performance in essentially a tricky car that I don't think he was particularly happy with.

I was thinking it when Max was third and the two mercs were fighting.

I was like, this could be it.