BBC Radio 5 Live Formula 1 commentator Harry Benjamin released his driver ratings after the United States Grand Prix, highlighting a “superb” performance from Antonelli and describing Charles Leclerc’s drive as “close to perfect.”
The United States Grand Prix, staged at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, concluded with the usual mix of strategic battles and on‑track drama that characterises the final European‑to‑American swing of the season.
Benjamin’s assessment placed Antonelli at the top of his list, praising the driver’s speed, consistency and racecraft throughout the event. He added that Leclerc’s performance was nearly flawless, noting the Ferrari driver’s strong qualifying pace and clean execution during the race.
While the commentator did not disclose specific point scores for the rest of the field, he indicated that his full set of ratings would be published later, offering fans a detailed look at how each driver measured up against the challenges of the Austin circuit.
Benjamin’s post‑race analysis is part of the broader media coverage that helps audiences understand the nuances of driver performance beyond the final podium positions.
<small>Source: BBC Sport — read the original story there.</small>