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Underperformer of the Weekend
Toro Rosso's early double retirement and Renault's poor Grand Prix are contenders for this dishonourable award, but it's the Papaya cars that get burdened with this one. McLaren can't wait for 2018 to end, their results are getting worse and worse as the year goes on. Stoffel Vandoorne not making it of Q1 is expected by now, but not even the prowess of Fernando Alonso could manage to make the top 15.
It didn't get much better in the race itself, either, with neither driver threatening the points-paying positions, coming home in 14th and 16th. Catching Renault and Haas for 4th and 5th in the constructor's standings is a mere pipe dream now, and there's a real possibility of Force India catching McLaren for 6th. And yes, that's the same Force India that had their points erased before Belgium.
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