Hello everybody and welcome back to the P1 podcast with Matt and Tommy,

Qatar Grand Prix F1 driver ratings, the penultimate time we will be grading every single driver from naught to 10. Your favourite series to probably disagree with us,

but that's fine. Healthy debate is gorgeous and lovely. Leave a like if you enjoy this series,

if you enjoy being a part of this community. Tommy, how are you, sir? I'm good. I think this is going to be another enjoyable one,

because there are some grades I really, really struggled with, actually, between a couple of

grades here and there. And I do enjoy those ones, even though, of course, that's the most

contentious ones. It is. It certainly is.

But that is the fun of driver ratings.

So yeah, we will get into your controversial ones as we go.

So why don't we begin, shall we?

No, let's not begin.

Let's say Manchester and Dublin.

There's a few more tickets left for RP1 live show.

If you want to come to the show, there'll be a link in the description. Only a few left. And this season, God knows what we're going to be talking about come the end of Abu Dhabi. We would love to have you there. Lots of people are coming already. If you've never been to a P1 live show before, if you're thinking about coming on your own, a lot of people do. and they make friends when they're there. So it's all good fun.

Right, let's begin with Gabrielle Bortoletto.

Started the sprint in 13th, finished 11th, started the main race in 19th and finished 13th.

I am going for a whopping old grade of a 5 out of ten for Gabrielle Bortoletto.

Quite an underwhelming weekend for Gabby.

Holcomburg, his teammate, was showing what was potentially possible until he was

yeated into, well, we'll get into the, it was a racing incident, but he was

out of the race and, and Bortoletto, yeah, just not able to make much impression. I think you will,

you will notice a trend of some drivers not being able to make an impression because it didn't

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