Latest Power Rankings scores after the Qatar Grand Prix
On another day, Valtteri Bottas could have joined Zhou in the points and made it a double score for Kick Sauber. After some encouraging early-weekend pace, contact with RB’s Liam Lawson on race day forced him wide and damaged his car’s floor – allowing Zhou to slip ahead and giving his team mate the strategic advantage. In Bottas’ own words, the timing of the Safety Car “couldn’t have been worse” and agonisingly left him P11 at the flag.
Missing out
Lando Norris just missed out on the top half of the Power Rankings field for Qatar after a 10-second stop/go penalty for failing to slow under double waved yellow flags dashed his victory hopes and consigned him to a P10 finish – costing McLaren some points in their constructors’ push.
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