Home 2021 F1: Sao Paulo GP Results

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Lewis Hamilton won the Sao Paulo Grand Prix after a sensational battle with his rival Max Verstappen in a super return to Brazil for F1.

Mr. Hamilton fined again.

Stewards’ full verdict on that and reason for fine:

The driver of car 44, Lewis Hamilton, undid his seat belts on the in-lap at the end of the race. While the Stewards are sympathetic to the desire to celebrate, it is fundamentally unsafe to undo the seatbelts while the car is in motion. Slow speeds in these cars are very fast for an unrestrained occupant. Further, Formula 1 drivers set the example for junior categories. It is critical that junior category drivers learn the importance of using all the safety devices of the car at all times. The suspension of the penalty is subject to compliance with Appendix L, Ch. III of the ISC during the period specified. 

POSNODRIVERCARLAPSTIME/RETIREDPTS
144Lewis HamiltonMERCEDESAMG711:32:22.85125
233Max VerstappenRED BULL RACING HONDA71+10.496s18
377Valtteri BottasMERCEDESAMG71+13.576s15
411Sergio PerezRED BULL RACING HONDA71+39.940s13
516Charles LeclercFERRARI71+49.517s10
655Carlos SainzFERRARI71+51.820s8
710Pierre GaslyALPHATAURI HONDA70+1 lap6
831Esteban OconALPINE RENAULT70+1 lap4
914Fernando AlonsoALPINE RENAULT70+1 lap2
104Lando NorrisMCLAREN MERCEDES70+1 lap1
115Sebastian VettelASTON MARTIN MERCEDES70+1 lap0
127Kimi RäikkönenALFA ROMEO RACING FERRARI70+1 lap0
1363George RussellWILLIAMS MERCEDES70+1 lap0
1499Antonio GiovinazziALFA ROMEO RACING FERRARI70+1 lap0
1522Yuki TsunodaALPHATAURI HONDA70+1 lap0
166Nicholas LatifiWILLIAMS MERCEDES70+1 lap0
179Nikita MazepinHAAS FERRARI69+2 laps0
1847Mick SchumacherHAAS FERRARI69+2 laps0
NC3Daniel RicciardoMCLAREN MERCEDES49DNF0
NC18Lance StrollASTON MARTIN MERCEDES47DNF0

Note – Perez scored an additional point for setting the fastest lap of the race.

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“It was a good day for Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) on the whole, although a tough 1 for Charles Leclerc personally. He ran wide in FP1, and repeated it in Q1 losing his lap time for good measure and winding up in P20″–Paul Ebeling

Under pressure, the Monegasque managed to deliver a time good enough to progress, but never looked quite on the pace of his team mate Saturday. Nonetheless, both Scuderia drivers start ahead of their McLaren rivals, with Carlos Sainz looking in impressive form.

Charles Leclerc, 7th, 1:08.960

We’re going to do everything we can to maximise our potential for tomorrow’s Sprint, which will be the final one of this season.

“To start from sixth and seventh is a solid job from the team, and even though I had higher expectations for myself, what is most important for us is that we kept our direct competitors behind us today. Q3 was tricky. I did my first run on used tyres which was not ideal for getting into a rhythm, and on the second run we didn’t extract everything from the car.

We still have some work to do and will push to bring home good results tomorrow and, even more importantly, on Sunday.”

Carlos Sainz, 6th, 1:08.826

“It was a positive qualifying today as I keep improving my driving style and the feeling with this car at all types of tracks and in all conditions. I am performing more consistently in qualifying and today was a good day.

The only downside is that the AlphaTauri seems to have a bit more pace, so the aim for tomorrow is to try and beat Pierre Gasly and lead the chase to the teams ahead. A clean race tomorrow is key to have good chances on Sunday, so we’ll make sure we are in the best possible position to maximise the weekend.

“I want to thank the entire race team for staying up late and doing such a good job yesterday night to give us a competitive car today. On to tomorrow!

Laurent Mekies, Racing Director

Not a bad qualifying in terms of helping us achieve our goal in this final part of the season, namely to finish third in the constructors’ championship. Today it was important that we managed to get both our cars ahead of those of our closest title rivals. It would have been nice to have got ahead of Gasly in the AlphaTauri too, but we knew that on this track they would be very competitive, as was the case in Mexico.

“It’s always very close behind the two top teams and it takes very little to lose or gain several places. Today with Charles, we paid the price for not having two sets of new softs for Q3 while all the others did, as he had to use an additional set in Q1 and details like this can make the difference when the gaps are so small.

“Finally I’d like to congratulate the whole team for their work over the past two days. It was not easy condensing the job of setting up and preparation which usually takes two days into just 14 hours, but everyone did their bit in a well organised and determined way. It meant that today everything ran smoothly, just like a normal day.”

2021 Sao Paulo Grand Prix on the Grid as follows:

Row 11. Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes
2. Max Verstappen +1.17
Red Bull
Row 23. Carlos Sainz Jnr +18.723
Ferrari
4. Sergio Perez +19.787
Red Bull
Row 35. Lando Norris +20.872
McLaren
6. Charles Leclerc +22.558
Ferrari
Row 47. Pierre Gasly +25.056
AlphaTauri
8. Esteban Ocon +34.158
Alpine
Row 59. Sebastian Vettel +34.632
Aston Martin
10. Lewis Hamilton +34.867
Mercedes
Row 611. Daniel Ricciardo +35.869
McLaren
12. Fernando Alonso +36.578
Alpine
Row 713. Antonio Giovinazzi +41.88
Alfa Romeo
14. Lance Stroll +44.037
Aston Martin
Row 815. Yuki Tsunoda +46.15
AlphaTauri
16. Nicholas Latifi +46.76
Williams
Row 917. George Russell +47.739
Williams
18. Kimi Raikkonen +50.014
Alfa Romeo
Row 1019. Mick Schumacher +61.68
Haas
20. Nikita Mazepin +67.474
Haas

Penalties

Lewis Hamilton – 5-place grid penalty for exceeding his maximum number of power unit parts

The San Paolo GP: click here for the official schedule.

Ferrari is The Aristocrat of the automotive sector.

Enzo Ferrari’s iconic Italian Supercar manufacturer claimed the title according to the latest Brand Finance Global 500 2019 report launched at the World Economic Forum in Davos

Our overall technical outlook is still Bullish, all Key indicators are Bullish long-term. Ferrari reported strong earnings for Q-3 on 3 November and did the same for Q-4 and F-Y 2020 as reported on 2 February.

Ferrari finished Friday at 258.57, within its 52 wk range of 127.73 – 266.67 in NY just shy of its all time high.

Key technical indicators have turned Very Bullish across the board. The candlestick pattern indicated the confirmation of the break out at 196.01 on 3 November and confirmed.

The Key resistance is at 266,22, the Key support is at 256.59. All of our Key technical indicators are all Very Bullish in here.

Societe Generale places a Street high price target of $290 on RACE as compared to the average sell-side price target at 195.93. Most Street analysts still do not know how to view Ferrari.

Friday, Morgan Stanley called out $RACE a “sleeper” EV play as the firm can justify more than 100% of the company’s value with its ICE business.

Note: At the beginning of Y 2020 I called RACE at 230 by year’s end, the stock was trading at 165.22 on 1 January 2020, on 29 December 2020 it marked 233.66 intraday, an all time high

The Maranello Outfit’s shares were raised to Buy from Hold at HSBC, and Buys at Morgan Stanley and Bank of America.

UBS is now calling the stock at 365. I have not seen any other Street downgrades.

Ferrari will continue to create value in the long term as it becomes the world’s 1st Super Luxury brand.

Ferrari is a quality 1st long term luxury products investment, BAML raised its call to 270 long term.

I have raised my long term target to 375, a Strong Bull call, the strongest on the Street and am holding the mark during this recent profit taking, and seeing RACE as a buying opportunity.

Ferrari has an average rating of Buy and a consensus target price at 186.31.

Ferrari will continue to create value in the long term. Ferrari is a quality 1st long term luxury products investment, and I am calling it 375 long term, the Top call on the Street, and adjusting it to 250/share short term.

A number of large investors have recently bought shares of RACE, and there have been very few instances of insider selling over the past yr that we have seen. And Ferrari continues to buy back its stock in here.

The stock is considered defensive in the sector.

There is F1 racing at the San Paolo GP this weekend, click here for the official schedule.

Have a healthy, prosperous weekend, Keep the Faith!

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