1. Sergio Perez. Fighting drive to the points.
2. Lando Norris. As I've been saying since 2014, put this kid in a top car and he will win you championships.
Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - USA
Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - USA
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Re: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - USA
I was going to nominate Albon, but Pérez's point was indeed more impressive (even if it came after a penalty). Albon gets the honorable mention. 
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1- Perez. Another Top drive. He has had a great couple of weeks
2- Albon. even though he had to 3 stop he still came 5th. And has now got the magic 6th place in the championship order. Not bad at all.
2- Albon. even though he had to 3 stop he still came 5th. And has now got the magic 6th place in the championship order. Not bad at all.
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1. Pérez - pit lane to a quite good result
2. Albon - pit lane to a quite good result in a different way
2. Albon - pit lane to a quite good result in a different way
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Re: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - USA
1. Perez for reasons above
2. Norris for having the best weekend of his career so far. Things will only get better for him.
2. Norris for having the best weekend of his career so far. Things will only get better for him.
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Re: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - USA
No nominations for Bottas then? I'm stunned. He gets my vote - he just needs to do that more often!
"Poor old Warwick takes it from behind all throughout this season". (Tony Jardine, 1988)
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Yeah, I'm going to nominate Bottas too. Essentially a flawless drive, after an unexpected pole position.
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Albon - From stone dead last at one point to P5. He really has been the better RBR driver since his debut and kept his frankly insane Top-6 streak going. I honestly believe if he had been up in the A-squad from race 1 that Red Bull would be taking the fight to Ferrari for 2nd in the WCC.
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IMSA's Social Media Person - For posting the hilarious video of sports cars getting airborne over "proper bumps" (their words) that they posted mid Grand Prix.
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"When I was still racing, I never once thought 'Oh, I can't damage the car here'." - Jolyn Palmer
Me either Jolyn, maybe that's why we're both out, eh?
"When I was still racing, I never once thought 'Oh, I can't damage the car here'." - Jolyn Palmer
Me either Jolyn, maybe that's why we're both out, eh?
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This one's easy to do, four main candidates being suggested, so here they all are for your voting pleasure. You have 48 hours 
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A zero to hero drive means that Sergio Pérez wins another IIDOTR award this year, two races running! A pit lane start, he ended up in the points, and not without some serious on-track action. I counted two collisions, the latter of which actually propelled him into the points when Kvyat got cocky at the very end. But good racing again, and a deserved point.
Felipe Nasr - the least forgettable F1 driver!Murray Walker at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix wrote:The other [Stewart] driver, who nobody's been paying attention to, because he's disappointing, is Jan Magnussen.