F1 | The incorrect report cards of the Singapore GP

Sergio Perez 10 He acts like a phenomenon when he doesn't need to, just to piss off Ferrari and remind us all that the Ferrari takes pole but no longer knows how to win. He drives very well, unfortunately for Leclerc.

Charles Leclerc 9 Like the number of pole positions in the season, his great specialty, his only specialty, given that between him, the wall, the car etc. In the end, the drinkers always win. He starts off really badly, then he bangs himself as usual, so we can continue to say that he is predestined. To what is unknown.

Carlos Sainz 8 Do you know those comical videos of those runners who emerge a moment before the finish line? Same thing, he goes directly onto the podium, but few swear they saw him race the GP.

Lando Norris 7 and Daniel Ricciardo 6 McLaren celebrates the fourth and fifth places of its standard bearers as if it had achieved a double. What a bad end Woking has had.

Lance Stroll 8,5 Daddy's son, poor, recommended, everyone laughs at him and criticizes him, yet he often goes faster than Vettel. Like within the walls of Singapore.

Max Verstappen 4 He clearly missed the braking point on Norris on purpose because he enjoys keeping the world championship open; as well as the pantomime of petrol in qualifying. Actor.

Sebastian Vettel 7 Resigned at ease walking in Marina Bay, between one social battle and another. For a few races he is still an F1 driver.

lewis hamilton 4 Convinced of winning in this GP which on paper could have favored his car (due to the higher set-up from the ground for everyone), in reality he is bothered to take the corners all the same and tries to break straight through. At least we discovered that the W13 is made of lead, perhaps that's why it's a bit slow.

Pierre Gasly 6,5 He manages to score points despite racing with the only thought of making overtaking easier for Verstappen. Not bad come on.

Mick Schumacher 5 Steiner can't wait to get him out of the way, he hides in the belly of the group, in total anonymity. Dish.

Yuki Tsunoda 3 The driving sensitivity, the delicate foot, with which he warms up the medium tires on still damp asphalt, managing to enhance the potential of his single-seater? None of this, she puts on slicks and pushes like there's no tomorrow, inevitably hitting the wall. She doesn't surprise us.

Alpine 2 Like the engines that went up in smoke in just a few corners on both single-seaters. With great regrets for Alonso (7) who always expresses himself at high levels on this track which saw him win in 2010 and once again which is best forgotten though.

Nicholas Latifi 4 If Maylander were a striker, Nick always gives him the best assists this season. A boy in constant difficulty.

FIA Commissioners 2 Three hours to understand how to apply a light penalty for a light infringement, however aggravated by the repeat offense and the fact that the previous ones would have given Ferrari a clear victory. If they had immediately given five seconds on the final time there would have been much less controversy and the drivers on the track would have played it out with stopwatch and calculations in hand.

GP Singapore 3 Like the hours spent in front of the TV to watch a train of cars through insipid curves interspersed with some genius gone to the wall and without the possibility of the race ending differently from how it began. How boring this F1 is sometimes.

The new technical regulation 2 Without DRS you can't pass. This regulation designed for entertainment is a great success.