F1 | The incorrect report cards of the Japanese GP

Max Verstappen 10 All too easy, because he is a monster with six victories in the last seven races, who practices a separate discipline, namely "drive the car and humiliate your opponents at the same time". Right from the start, making Leclerc understand on the outside in the wet who is the best (and who has the best car). To get mad. Dominator.

Sergio Perez 7 The federation's mother's boy, pardoned in Singapore and promoted to second in Suzuka, nice guy.

Charles Leclerc 8 As usual he throws his heart over the obstacle, with the usual determination, perhaps too much if it is true that he tears up the intermediate tires with the impetuosity of someone who wants to break the world, but ultimately he can't do anything against this Red Bull. He would have deserved second place for how he defended himself against Checo despite his inferior half.

Carlos Sainz 4 On Saturday he does the rain dance because he feels strong on the water. And in fact it goes really well, but against the wall.

Esteban Ocon 9 Splendid performance, both in qualifying and in the race, with Esteban like this, Alpine was right to give up Alonso, they already have a great driver. Send Sir Lewis Hamilton to the asylum, handle.

lewis hamilton 6 He collapses behind Ocon without inspiration, without magic, but he tries.

Sebastian Vettel 9,5 He gets quite excited on this track; at the restart he went from sixteenth to sixth, drawing trajectories in the wet. Unlike Leclerc, he resisted Alonso's attack at the last chicane within the limits of the track, winning the sprint in the photo finish. He provides a show and eight fundamental points for Aston Martin.

Fernando Alonso 6,5 In just one day he takes them from Ocon and Vettel, uh it must have been very hard! But hers does it, it's a good seventh.

George Russel 5 Anonymous, on a track that highlights talent, he is never comfortable with the car in the wet.

Nicholas Latifi 8,5 Misunderstood, mistreated, tormented, dismounted, torpedoed: he kicks out the race of life in the rain in Japan. Two points of pride, beautiful, unexpected.

Lando Norris 5 Watered down. More poisonous of the tongue than of the foot sometimes.

Daniel Ricciardo 5 Like Norris, but without the dot and without the poisonous tongue.

Mick Schumacher 5 It takes away the satisfaction of lead a world GP. He will have to hold onto this memory dearly, because he is now out of Haas and probably out of F1. He didn't convince those responsible, he disappointed.

Pierre Gasly 4,5 Rightly indignant about the tractor on the track. But then he speeds like a madman despite the red flag. So?

FIA 3 The grade will always be low as long as there is a lack of uniformity of judgment. Three hours to save Perez in Singapore, three seconds to penalize Leclerc in Suzuka. There is a lack of coherence, without even going into the merits, because it is a question of non-uniform procedures.

Safety at Suzuka 1 An oxymoron. But didn't these Japanese take F1 for Takhesi Castle or Mario Kart? It was raining tractors on the track.