Has Formula 1 overlooked Shanghai? Edd Straw, Mark Hughes, and Scott Mitchell-Malm share their insights on the first Chinese Grand Prix in five years in an in-depth analysis. Despite the predictable winner, Max Verstappen’s dominance raises several intriguing points.
The discussion delves into Lando Norris’ impressive drive to second place, while also examining what went wrong for Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton’s disappointing performance. Furthermore, the panel addresses crucial topics such as the impact of Fernando Alonso’s Saturday penalty on racing rules and the contentious fallout from the Lance Stroll/Daniel Ricciardo incident.
Moreover, the absence of Shanghai for such a prolonged period prompts an exploration of various aspects. The article examines the track’s quality, the exhilarating racing it offers, the unwavering enthusiasm of the local crowd, and the unique challenges faced by those working at Shanghai. Additionally, the focus is placed on home hero Zhou Guanyu, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the Chinese Grand Prix.