[Chode]

and both Haas finished in the points

Driver	Team	Grid	Fastest Lap	Race Time	Pts
1	Hamilton	Mercedes	1	1:18.492	1:35:50.443	26
2	Bottas	Mercedes	2	1:18.737	+0:04.074	18
3	Verstappen	Red Bull	3	1:19.769	+0:07.679	15
4	Vettel	Ferrari	4	1:19.820	+0:09.167	12
5	Leclerc	Ferrari	5	1:20.002	+0:13.361	10
6	Gasly	Red Bull	6	1:20.536	+0:19.576	8
7	Magnussen	Haas	8	1:20.770	+0:28.159	6
8	Sainz Jnr	McLaren	11	1:20.859	+0:32.342	4
9	Kvyat	Toro Rosso	9	1:20.726	+0:33.056	2
10	Grosjean	Haas	7	1:21.057	+0:34.641	1
11	Albon	Toro Rosso	10	1:21.028	+0:35.445	0
12	Ricciardo	Renault	12	1:20.615	+0:36.758	0
13	Hulkenberg	Renault	15	1:21.282	+0:39.241	0
14	Raikkonen	Alfa Romeo	17	1:21.382	+0:41.803	0
15	Perez	Racing Point	13	1:21.859	+0:46.877	0
16	Giovinazzi	Alfa Romeo	20	1:21.833	+0:47.691	0
17	Russell	Williams	19	1:22.382	Lapped	0
18	Kubica	Williams	18	1:23.202	Lapped	0
R	Stroll	Racing Point	14	1:23.226	Retired (44)	0
R	Norris	McLaren	16	1:22.561	Retired (44)	0

[Henchster]

Not even a late safety car could spice up that boring procession. The new rules have done nothing to assist passing, and the bigger aero wakes of the rear wings have spread out the field even more than last year. When a track like Catalunya produces a boring race, it isn’t news, but when a track like Baku does, something is majorly wrong with F1.

Five races, five Mercedes 1-2 finishes. And the same five guys have been in the top five in every race as well.

C’mon Ross Brawn, switch to ground effect instead of flat bottoms.