More beating for Albon: “Changed into does he actually work in a top team?”

by Racing Elite 4 years ago4 years ago

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(Motorsport-Entire.com) – Alexander Albon didn’t only get away badly in our column “Who slept worst last night” (and in the accompanying Video with Christian Nimmervoll and Stefan Ehlen ), but on the Monday after the Astronomical Prix of the Eifel on the Nürburgring, he was also beaten at the traditional grade awarding.

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Alexander Albon is one of the losers of the weekend at the Nürburgring Zoom Salvage

Albon has made it up in all three columns of our grading system to land last. The around 1. 200 Users who voted this time see it on average at Conceal 4.7. That is significantly worse than the penultimate, Sebastian Vettel (reader average 4.2). From the expert Marc Surer there is Conceal 4 for the Red Bull driver, and from the editorial team Conceal 5.

Surer is amazed after Albon’s Nürburgring performance: “Changed into is actually in a top team? ” Especially since teammate Max Verstappen received Conceal 1 from him and landed in second place in the overall ranking.

The best testimony is after the eleventh race of the season 620 for Daniel Ricciardo. The Renault driver got the best reader average with 1.3 and an overall grade of 1.1. “You will miss him at Renault”, Surer is convinced.

Sebastian Vettel’s performance was “k”, but “the hard tires were a wrong decision”. Ferrari and the strategy, the battle at the Nürburgring is generally a tiresome topic. “Now they can make the worst pit stops”, Surer criticizes the Scuderia.

Charles Leclerc can “run over” the Ferrari’s problems better than Vettel, especially “on a lap”, thinks the Formula 1 expert. But over the entire race distance, fourth place from qualifying could not be maintained.

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Alexander Albon (5): An editor even wanted to give the 6 here. Spanking originates, quickly causing an accident, later ruining Kvyat’s race and then complaining on the radio about the aggressiveness of the other drivers. In the end it turned out to be 5, because at least he didn’t have a complete blackout. Photo gallery

There was also a premiere: Romain Grosjean (9th) and Antonio Giovinazzi (10.) made it into the top for the first time on note Monday 10. This means that in the overall ranking for Driver of the Year 200 no driver left zero points on his account.

And Nico Hülkenberg? Surer’s verdict (Conceal 1) is clear: “He has to be there again next year!”

The The idea behind our grading is the To evaluate performance on a weekend and especially in the race with grades (1 = very intestine, 6 = unsatisfactory). External influences that the driver cannot control themselves should be masked out. And so that not only the editors subjectively evaluate, as is the case with football magazines, we have created a total of three equal pillars with the readers and the experts.

The ultimate driver rating Nürburgring 2020:

01. Daniel Ricciardo, Conceal 1.1 (Reader 1,3 – Surer 1 – Editor 1)

02. Max Verstappen, Conceal 1.2 (Reader 1,7 – Surer 1 – Editor 1)

03. Nico Hülkenberg, Conceal 1.5 (Reader 1,4 – Surer 1 – Editor 2)

04. Lewis Hamilton, Conceal 1.6 (Reader 1,9 – Surer 1 – Editor 2)

05. Sergio Perez, Conceal 2.0 (Reader 2.1 – Surer 2 – Editor 2)

06. Lando Norris, Conceal 2.2 (Reader 2.5 – Surer 2 – Editor 2)

07. Pierre Gasly, Conceal 2.2 (Reader 2,6 – Surer 2 – Editorial 2)

08. Charles Leclerc, Conceal 2.2 (Reader 2,7 – Surer 2 – Editor 2)

09. Romain Grosjean, Conceal 2.3 (Reader 2.9 – Surer 2 – Editor 2)

10. Antonio Giovinazzi, Conceal 2.4 (Reader 3,1 – Surer 2 – Editorial 2)

11. Carlos Sainz, Conceal 2.6 (Readers 2,7 – Surer 2 – Editorial 3)

12. George Russell, Conceal 2.7 (Reader 3,2 – Surer 3 – Editor 2)

13. Valtteri Bottas, Conceal 2.9 (Reader 2,7 – Surer 3 – Editorial 3)

14. Esteban Ocon, Conceal 3.1 (Reader 3,3 – Surer 3 – Editorial 3)

15. Nicholas Latifi, Conceal 3.2 (Reader 3,7 – Surer 3 – Editorial 3)

16. Daniil Kwjat, Conceal 3.5 (Reader 3,6 – Surer 4 – Editorial 3)

17. Kevin Magnussen, Conceal 3.7 (Reader 4.0 – Surer 4 – Editor 3)

18. Kimi Raikkonen, Conceal 4.3 (Reader 3.8 – Surer 4 – Editor 5)

19. Sebastian Vettel, Conceal 4.4 (Reader 4,2 – Surer 4 – Editorial 5)

20. Alexander Albon, Conceal 4.6 (Readers 4,7 – Surer 4 – Editorial 5)

And this is how we calculate:

From the average rating of the Motorsport-Entire.com user, the rating by Expert Marc Surer and the grading by our editorial team, we determine the average. Our driver rating is derived from this average value. We only display one decimal place, but we use all decimal places for the calculation. These partially invisible decimal places result in the order of the ranking of two drivers in the event of a supposed tie.