Lewis Hamilton won the Portuguese Grand Prix, thus extending his lead over Max Verstappen in the Formula 1 Drivers’ World Championship standings. The Dutchman was precisely second in Portimao ahead of Valtteri Bottas. Fernando Alonso, for his part, was eighth; While Carlos Sainz, eleventh, finished outside the points zone; the Madrid native, who came fourth, was penalized for a poor choice of tires. That is why the drivers who rode hard, like Fernando Alonso, were able to easily overtake him in the last laps when their means said enough. When it comes to Fernando Alonso, Alpine has been very strong in the Portuguese Grand Prix. His teammate Esteban ocon was seventh in Portimao. Sergio Pérez finished the race fourth while Lando Norris was fifth ahead of Leclerc. Ricciardo, ninth, and Gasly, tenth, closed the points area, behind Carlos Sainz were Antonio Giovinazzi, also with a Ferrari engine, Lance Stroll, Sebastian Vettel and Yuki Tsunoda. George Russell has been 16th and Mick Schumacher has achieved a creditable 17th place ahead of Nicholas Latifi’s Williams. Last, as usual, was Nikita Mazepin with the other Haas. In terms of the fight for the Constructors’ World Cup, McLaren has extended its advantage over Ferrari in the fight for third place. This fight seems to have been joined by Alpine, which has shown a similar performance to McLaren and Ferrari in the Portuguese Grand Prix. So far the French team has surpassed Aston Martin and AlphaTauri in this classification and is already fifth. Classification of the Portuguese Grand Prix1. Lewis Hamilton 2. Max Verstappen 3. Valtteri Bottas4. Sergio Pérez 5. Lando Norris 6. Charles Leclerc 7. Esteban Ocon 8. Fernando Alonso 9. Daniel Ricciardo 10. Pierre Gasly 11. Carlos Sainz 12. Antonio Giovinazzi 13. Lance Stroll 14. Sebastian Vettel 15. Yuki Tsunoda 16. George Russell 17. Mick Schumacher 18. Nicholas Latifi 19. Nikita MazepinFormula Drivers’ World Ranking 11. Lewis Hamilton – 69 points 2. Max Verstappen – 61 points 3. Lando Norris – 37 points 4. Valtteri Bottas – 32 points 5. Charles Leclerc – 28 points 6. Sergio Pérez – 22 points 7. Daniel Ricciardo – 16 points 8. Carlos Sainz – 14 points 9. Esteban Ocon – 8 points 10. Pierre Gasly – 7 points 11. Lance Stroll – 5 points 12. Fernando Alonso – 5 points 13. Yuki Tsunoda – 2 points 14. Kimi Räikkönen – 0 points 15. Antonio Giovinazzi – 0 points 16. Sebastian Vettel – 0 points 17. George Russell – 0 points 18. Mick Schumacher – 0 points 19. Nikita Mazepin – 0 points 20. Nicholas Latifi – 0 points Classification of the Formula 11 Constructors’ World Cup. M ercedes – 101 points 2. Red Bull Racing Honda – 83 points 3. McLaren Mercedes – 53 points 4. Ferrari – 42 points 5. Alpine Renault – 13 points 6. Alpha Tauri Honda – 9 points 7. Aston Martin Mercedes – 5 points 8 .Alfa Romeo Racing Ferrari – 0 points 9. Williams Mercedes – 0 points 10. Haas Ferrari – 0 points
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