Current Award Holders

Awards from the Sao Paulo GP

Sigma Male Award: Fernando Alonso & Lando Norris




Clown of the Week Award: Esteban Ocon



Juiced Up Team Award: Aston Martin


Change Your F*cking Car Award: Alfa Romeo & Mercedes


WHAT A STUPID ACTION Award: McLaren Q3 strategy


[Everyone liked that] Award: George Russell retiring after crying on the radio for 20 laps :)







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