With two surprise winners in two races, it's a case of expect the unexpected
Drivers in action during the Formula One Bahrain race on March 31 2019. Picture: ANDRE SAKOVIC/AFP
With two surprise winners in two races, and those cast in allegedly supporting roles acting more like leading men, it has been a case of buckle up and expect the unexpected. Those pre-season predictions are not necessarily wrong, there are 19 races still to go, and the same three top teams as ever have been the ones on the podium. But things have just not panned out according to the script so far.
There are already some, with decades of experience to back them up, who see the Monegasque as more of a threat to Hamilton’s hopes of a sixth world championship than old rival Vettel.
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