Jordan Davies Amazes, Dean Stoneman Retires in Brazil

Qualifying:

Pos	#	Driver	Constructor	Time
1	63	Diego Álvarez Torrente		1:06.995
2	62	Jules Bianchi		1:07.776
3	34	Valtteri Bottas		1:07.897
4	29	Pastor Maldonado		1:07.933
5	30	Dean Stoneman		1:08.073
6	2	Lewis Hamilton		1:08.149
7	1	Sebastian Vettel		1:08.152
8	28	Daniel Melrose		1:08.361
9	22	Jordan Davies		1:08.665
10	33	Einar Ármannsson		1:08.665
11	27	Dave Cassidy		1:08.642
12	24	Kevin Magnussen		1:08.980
13	118	Carlos Sainz Jr		1:08.857
14	6	Santiago Urrutia		1:09.091
15	66	Pascal Wehrlein		1:09.240
16	21	Stoffel Vandoorne		1:09.500
17	90	Daniel Ricciardo		1:09.715
18	91	Max Verstappen		1:10.283
19	23	Pierre Gasly		1:10.287
20	67	Mike Rockenfeller		1:10.448
21	56	Sergey Sirotkin		1:10.591
22	119	Felix Rosenqvist		1:10.942
23	55	Artem Markelov		1:11.575
24	5	Marvin Kirchhöfer		1:11.615

Report:

The Championships were decided, but F1 has one weekend left in the season of 2019. As some teams and drivers are still fighting for position and for employment in the future, we can still expect a lot of fight from the F1 stars.

Diego Torrente and Jordan Davies sure brought their A+ game. The only thing stopping Torrente from achieving a grand chelem was a miserable start, dropping him to 8th. He then sliced past his rivals to take a dominant win.

Jordan Davies was the only driver who somewhat kept up with him, the only driver less than three quarters of a minute behind the race winner. Making the most of his ability, Jordan may have earned a drive with a different team for 2020.

Drivers who disappointed in the rain were Vettel, who ended the record-breaking top 10 run of Dean Stoneman in the way his own record run was ended in 2017, and Cassidy and Ricciardo, who were miles behind their teammates.

Race:

Pos	#	Driver	Constructor	Time/Retired	Points
1	63	Diego Álvarez Torrente		52:09.857	15
2	22	Jordan Davies		+19.046	12
3	29	Pastor Maldonado		+48.316	10
4	2	Lewis Hamilton		+50.580	8
5	62	Jules Bianchi		+53.148	6
6	34	Valtteri Bottas		+68.200	5
7	28	Daniel Melrose		1 Lap	4
8	66	Pascal Wehrlein		1 Lap	3
9	21	Stoffel Vandoorne		1 Lap	2
10	118	Carlos Sainz Jr		1 Lap	1
11	91	Max Verstappen		2 Laps	0
12	56	Sergey Sirotkin		2 Laps	0
13	23	Pierre Gasly		2 Laps	0
14	27	Dave Cassidy		2 Laps	0
15	55	Artem Markelov		2 Laps	0
16	119	Felix Rosenqvist		2 Laps	0
17	90	Daniel Ricciardo		3 Laps	0
DNF	24	Kevin Magnussen		Transmission	0
DNF	6	Santiago Urrutia		Engine	0
DNF	33	Einar Ármannsson		Suspension	0
DNF	5	Marvin Kirchhöfer		Engine	0
DNF	67	Mike Rockenfeller		Oil Leak	0
DNF	1	Sebastian Vettel		Collision	0
DNF	30	Dean Stoneman		Collision	0

Fastest Lap:

Diego Álvarez Torrente – 1:08.969

Infinite Improbability Drive Of The Race:

Jordan Davies – he drove like a master in the wet weather and earns Haas an amazing second place in their final Formula One Grand Prix weekend.

Reject Of The Race:

Sebastian Vettel – running into Dean Stoneman ends both their runs of consecutive top 10 finishes and hurts Caterham’s chances of finishing second.