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I'm not really sure the Hulk deserves a seat back in F1
I'm in two minds, like many others he's been in the sport for a long time, not had a major impact and is likely past his prime (though Raikkonen and Rossi are both performing pretty well for a pair of 40 year olds, so not sure how accurate that is). On the other, he's a great personality IMO.
Considering his experience of driving that car at that track before the race was qualifying alone, I thought that was a pretty great drive!
Albon seems like a lovely person but has the usual Red Bull issue of not being able to prevent Max getting out-played by having to deal with a pair of Mercs by himself. Honestly think Perez would be a good bet there (though I'm not sure how happy Red Bull are pulling in drivers from outside their academy). Don't think either of the Alpha Tauri guys are going back to Red Bull and it seems like a big jump to throw Tsunoda into that seat at this point.
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he's a great personality IMO
I'm a big fan of his and would love to see him paired with Russell in a mid flight team but the older/wiser vs younger/faster combo seems like it's becoming less popular.
RB have been pretty rigid in there structuring but given the engine issues they face Perez's speed and financial backing would be a good move. Can't see him and Verstappen Jelling all that well though!
jono84
With the exception of Russell (potentially) missing out on a point and Hamilton not really being tested by Verstappen i thought that was a pretty decent race. Ricciardo drove the socks off that Renault, good to see him/them on the podium. I'm not really sure the Hulk deserves a seat back in F1 but it was still great to see him putting in a good performance.
Albon's seat under threat from Perez?