China's first Formula 1 driver Guanyu Zhou has made his critics look silly so far in his rookie season driving level that nobody expected according to Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur. 22-year-old Zhou scored on his debut in Bahrain in March, finishing 10th, but has since had two 11th places and a 15th as well as mechanically-related retirements in his last two outings. Vasseur said the team messed up in Saudi Arabia, while technical issues stopped him scoring in Miami and Spain, but Zhou had reached the second phase of qualifying in five out of six races. 'We gave him the target to be in Q2 and except Miami for traffic reasons he was always in Q2,' said Vasseur in a recent interview with...
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