Alex Albon Interview | Beyond The Grid | Official F1 Podcast

Alex Albon's rise to a seat at Red Bull Racing has been a meteoric one - but he has overcome a lot of adversity along the way. Sit down with him as he discusses it all in our latest podcast, supported by Bose...
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[@gorkemguzel32]

He’s such a humble guy.

[@dani3645]

Albon being so under the radar when he was in Toro Rosso didn't make me realize how nice of a person he is. He seems like a really chill guy and we never saw much of him before his move to Red Bull.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Makes you realize how good kvyat is tho. He was beating alex

[@dani3645]

@@HugoStiglitz88 I meant personality-wise, but yeah they're both some pretty fast drivers

[@leokainzi8041]

@@dani3645 I was already aware that he's a very humble, nice bloke.. But that's why I want to listen to this podcast I guess

[@rmp.attackerfake9446]

He shown his true form after colliding with sainz.

[@raffeinertheresa]

@@HugoStiglitz88 yeah but not by much with way more experience..

[@XxMitoManxX09]

I’m becoming a big fan of alex. I really hope he can deliver and keep the seat at Red Bull

[@TwoTwoFourSix]

Velean more than minimum, gasly set the bar for the minimum, but yea minimum as a second driver

[@constantiniasmith4231]

@@TheRealSonicBeats he didn't really perform as good as spa in italy

[@huubvelthuis8988]

He's good at overtaking. Give him the time to work on consistency and fast laps.

[@kartracer127]

@@TheRealSonicBeats nr2 driver? In 2 races he beat Verstappen 2 Times.

[@kartracer127]

@@TheRealSonicBeats Yep right. In one of them he showed why he Never will be Champion and in the Second one he was to slow to close the gap. With a car he knows since 6 Months. Albon knows the car only from 2 days. Yeah right. You clearly See how good Max ist .😑

[@SD-wg3xo]

0:00 hey everyone, it's alex here...um...you're listening to beyondthegridwithme ... He's got to be the most normal-sounding F1 driver ever. Hope he goes far.

[@jamesvowlesbutnotreally]

Hello viewers, SuperGT here

[@valeriefajardo151]

Now, I understand why he's racing under the Thai flag. Apart from the fact that he feels connected to his Thai roots through his mother's family, his second chance at F1 came through contacts in Thailand after Red Bull dropped him in 2012. All racing drivers must go through hardships, but based on this interview, it sounds like Alex is of the group that didn't quite fit into the F1 world. He wasn't a natural at racing single-seaters like Max. He's not a legacy racer like Charles and Carlos. He isn't incredibly wealthy like Lance. He's a likeable guy, but he isn't charismatic like Daniel. He doesn't have enough experience like all the other rookies on the grid. Alex's modesty and humility seem to stem from this knowledge that he's had to work almost twice as hard to get to where he is and he'll likely have to keep proving that he deserves his place no matter how long or how well he does.

[@johnwhittaker311]

Similar to Ocon in a way

[@jamessleator649]

John Whittaker Alex seems to be more humble than ocon

[@aniketsakalley5374]

@@johnwhittaker311 ocon has a bad mouth and a bad attitude. Albon and leclerc have the best personality out of all young drivers. Calm and patient.

[@alex-vu3gv]

I mean he is pretty wealthy

[@valeriefajardo151]

@@alex-vu3gv Who? Alex? To get half as far as he did, he had to be. But, he wasn't wealthy enough to keep racing towards an F1 seat without a heavy-weight sponsor (27:52, 35:55). That was partly why he signed with Formula E.

[@fcofdz]

Humble and fast AF. Sincere and says it as it is. No fear to mention his fears and weaknesses. I LOVE THIS GUY. Never change, Alex

[@Aaronaa4]

Alex is such a nice guy! Love his humble and friendly personality

[@sp06sjk]

This is cool, I met him at Heathrow airport and congratulated him and he references that at 4:42 about people recognising him. Seems like a genuine nice guy and I’m hopeful he does well!

[@MartinJakobs]

Alex is currently my favourite F1 rookie. He is so genuine, humble, intelligent and fast. Really enjoy his comradery with Lando and George too. Hope he will stay the way he is, but become even quicker to challenge the top dogs for the crown. He seems to be such a nice person that you would really like tpo hang out with. Hope he will be and stay a proud (!) young F1 driver.

[@MeetRT]

I feel you Alex.. Staying positive while living in world where you need big connections to reach your goal. Not an easy job.. I am happy that you are still humble and focused..

[@_96marta]

Interesting story from my boy Alex, he's the most down to earth kid on the grid. Amazing that being dropped by Red Bull twice effectively he was picked up to be not only in TR but also in RBR. Great guy and I hope one day to meet him.

[@matthewdavis9533]

Clicked as soon as I saw the video. I actually love Albon - it's just a shame he's gone under the radar because of being mostly at Toro Rosso. Wish more people appreciated how grounded and kind the guy is. Genuinely seems like a top bloke.

[@TheSt1092]

I wasn't sure about Albon at first but i've grown to like the guy and his attacking driving style.

[@essayedgar]

Yeah exactly, 2 races in and he's already shown beautiful overtakes and very aggressive moves

[@essayedgar]

2 races in at his new team I mean ^^

[@adibz959]

The next Mr. Divebomb

[@darkness2121]

Just 7 month ago he about drive for Nissan Formula E team and now drive F1 top team Red Bull....

[@omidMPG]

darkness2121 it’s called luck mate

[@TCA17]

@@Zramy There is. But luck alone does not suffice, he deserved it.

[@TCA17]

@@Zramy who is talking about superstition? I'm talking about chaos and randomness.

[@TCA17]

​@@Zramy Luck is a popular name for a sequence of uncontrolled events that ended up bringing someone some benefit. I never said it was controlled by some spiritual entity or that it was bounded to someone. Saying Albon had some luck on his way up is not a way of minimizing his talent (is there talent? Or is it also luck of having the right genes for the job) or the effort he truly put in his driving and improving, it's just a way of saying that the circumstances played a role in placing him where he currently is, and that even with more talent and effort, it is not guaranteed that someone would achieve the same. In the same way, Hubert was very unlucky in the way his accident occurred, in any other circumstance ho could have survived. Massa was extremely unlucky to hit a moving spring from another car in 2009, and also extremely lucky of not having it 3 centimeters lower hitting the visor. It has nothing to do with superstition, it's a post interpretation of the events, regardless of what you say. And now the conversation is over, you pedantic cock.

[@ruanfelipe369]

@@Zramy Nice quote mate, but Alex had an exceptional chance to drive in F1: Red Bull had already said no to him and he had signed up for FE in a good team. However RB had very few options on the academy with a superlicense or getting it that year and Daniel move created a gap in the mid season for a new seat there. With a situation where Pierre was young and showing potential for the seat while Brendon was older with a lot of bad results leading to his drop, it opened 2 seats in Toro Rosso. Danill being fast, had a good relationship with Fraz Tost and familiarized with the garage was a "easy" pick in the last minute. But Alex had to convince Dr. Helmut Marko that he could drive for them and he did with an excellent F2 campaign, putting him in contention for the seat with few options remaining. In the end he made his own "lucky" working hard for his dream.

[@keithclunk3125]

This year's new intake has been the best crop of new F1 drivers for years. Alex is my favourite of the bunch. He has started so well with Red Bull and I sincerely hope he continues to impress and maintains the seat for next year and beyond. Would be fantastic if he won a race this year, and that is not within the realms of impossibility.

[@nyxiiw7910]

When you realise Beyond The Grid video is almost as long as the Italian GP

[@fairweatheri]

YES🙌

[@aradhanadang]

Please do beyond the grid with Max verstappen Dany kvyat Sebastian vettel Lando norris

[@shaikolm]

Also Daniel Ricciardo

[@essayedgar]

Do Kvyat Albon and Gasly together 😂

[@HugoStiglitz88]

And more McLaren people from the senna era. Those are my favorite podcasts, when they talk about the greatest and behind the scenes stuff with senna. RIP Senna

[@999999SkyGuy]

@@essayedgar I would listen to them. I think Gasly (if he is clever has a problem with Helmut Marko and Christian Horner) is okay with is replacement, Kvyat should be over it (three years ago) and Alexander Albon reminds me of my younger days (with all the positive side and negative ones as well). I would listen to a three round podcast. My wish invite Maurizio Arrivabene to a Podcast. He was very different in the "Grill the Grids". Where are those? Asking for a friend. 😀🙃😉

[@matheuspacker1091]

@@HugoStiglitz88 Hey Hugo, can you give me the names of those videos from McLaren Senna era? Thanks

[@libbywinslet]

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. I know he is a good driver, but didn't know much about him. He is so unintentionally funny which is such a lovely characteristic in a person. Will be watching him closely over the coming months and would love to see him really progress and show what he is capable of.

[@keirangeorge9046]

His overtakes show he's got balls which Red Bull will always love. If he keeps his head then he'll go far.

[@cf6282]

Keiran George He impressed me at Spa in his first ever drive in a RedBull. Monza was good too. Fight with Sainz was good too bad he was pushed off. He adapts quickly to that car. Hope he does well in Singapore too. Would it be his first drive there? Lot’s off corners to work with. P5/P6 maybe? Really hope so. All the best Alex!

[@essayedgar]

@@cf6282 yeah Sainz said he had oversteer and didn't mean to push him off even though it was allowed, I do wonder what would've happened if Sainz didn't do that.

[@keirangeorge9046]

Yeah he's been impressive given that he'd never driven an f1 car before testing. Hope he makes it.

[@WhosManIsThis]

his dive to sainz before he got shoved almost made me NUTTED

[@anjos1788]

Aged well

[@daved9975]

Alex, my man. So nice to hear your btg podcast.

[@joshywoshy18]

Gotta be my favourite driver on the grid. What a legend.

[@superferrariman]

Alex, you have a Charles Leclerc (2 time race winner by the looks of it) saying you are the the one he really fears!! That says a lot about your talent mate! Go get'em boyyyeee

[@FF-jf8yg]

When did Leclerc say that?

[@superferrariman]

That Albon was the fastest guy he fought against. I read that somewhere in the beginning of the season, when Alex came in.

[@ahn63]

@@superferrariman I think you are referring to this interview kzbin.info/www/bejne/nafSYqaDpdZ7rKM

[@FF-jf8yg]

@@superferrariman Oh I thought he said that recently.

[@davidf5449]

He said it recently in an interview...Albon has great racecraft

[@Charliechorizo]

Very quickly becoming my favourite driver!

[@SkywhiteChannel]

Alex - don’t get fooled into complacency by the team telling you to take your time and get comfortable. They want to keep the pressure off you but at the same time, if you’re not pushing Max and getting impressive results they will look elsewhere. They’ve done it to so many drivers. Don’t get caught out thinking you have time to come up to speed. You don’t. We’re rooting for you!

[@SkywhiteChannel]

Also, my pushing Max hard, doors may open elsewhere. You never know what may happen in F1. So don’t assume redbull/TR are the only two options you have. It may seem like there’s nothing else but if you prove your worth other teams will take notice. I’m not saying bang wheels with Max but don’t focus just on being comfortable. Have the outlook on “how do I beat him”. Every race, every qualifying, every practice. Yes, every practice too. Because even the little things will build momentum, maybe get in Max’s head and he’ll try harder/push more and then little incidents and accidents can happen. Clearly Max is not immune from them. He’s done it for numerous seasons. So get your head in the game, don’t be such an open book, get mentally tough and have that killer outlook to beat him at any and every session.

[@daredevil5903]

Big fan of Alex, interesting he mentioned Charles in GP3. I remember Charles was on pole by almost 7 tenths from anyone else in Austria and they couldn't explain why.

[@GeorgeJacob96]

Humble,That's one word to describe Alex.

[@TheThirdKiller]

He's like the kid on a gap year who accidentally walked into a million pound job

[@lucyravenclaw1790]

The most humble guy on the grid ❤

[@ExMachinaEngineering]

Listening to this I'm getting two things: - Alex is a really likeable guy - Everyone in Red Bull is so inefficient at managing the team that I am convinced that Adrian Newey is COMPLETELY carrying the team...

[@slyd0x]

Such a humble guy. Never really had a chance. I hope he can stay in the RedBull for a few years and win a championship. There is no one on the grid I would love to see win the title more than Alex.

[@martinjansevanrensburg2327]

@ Tom Clarkson, please stop leading them into sensational statements, eg. "could you say horner was somewhat of a father figure" with albon or "you and ocon were almost like brothers" with gasly when they clearly don't seem to feel that way besides for your pushing. It seems like cheap journalism, and is annoying actually, your show is great and I am a fan as are many others don't make it plastic/cheap, that's what Rosberg is doing. All the best, keep it up!

[@andisalmon2945]

Martin Janse van Rensburg great comment, I am also believe that forcing answers does not allow for honest fluent answers!

[@alebangalter]

What did you expect? He is a modern journalist and that’s what a modern journalist does: clickbait, provoking chaos, driving the answers that they need, not the honest ones... It’s the business way or the high-way

[@GloomGaiGar]

force of habit i imagine,

[@agungsugiarto918]

IS TOM CLARKSON'S CAREER OVER?

[@thomas-cq5cv]

such a cool guy, just relaxed talking.

[@tuomasholo]

Alex shows a sense of humility and vulnerability not unlike Lando or George. Thanks to Helmut for giving Alex a chance at RBR. He’s finish ahead of Max and behind the leaders in the last two races. I wish him continued success and hope he’ll be Max’s teammate next year.

[@joolslab2298]

I dont mean to be a pushover, but Max had bad luck twice. (Yes, spa was his fault but also Kimi’s.) And in Monza he got unlucky with Perez....

[@tuomasholo]

Joolslab 2 I respectfully disagree with Max as having bad luck in the last two races. In Spa Max had a poor start. It’s possible he had a technical problem with the clutch setting but he made a poor decision to take the inside line into La Source when Kimi was already in front into the corner (deja vu). To compound the problem his foot was to the floor when he could see his steering was compromised going up into Eau Rouge. The video replay shows no response as Max steered left and right before the crash sending him into the barrier. At Monza, Max started in the back due to a engine penalty. He compromised his return to the front when he crashed into Perez at the start. He wasn’t under pressure because of his grid position. His premature pit to replace his front wing ultimately cost him a higher finish. Even with a time penalty for Alex when he cut a chicane, he fought his way back to finish in front of Max.

[@13luesapphire]

Great podcast! Listening to this bring a smile to my face. Alex is such a humble and charismatic guy! Love him! Good luck for the rest of the season.

[@juditafrancakovaexnerova7835]

This guy is my favorite. Humble, intelligent, you can hear how he thinks before he talks and I genuinely enjoy to watch him on the track. Alex, I will cheer for you like..forever (yea Lando reference :D)

[@albonfan9144]

Truly my favourite driver. Great skills and personality.

[@13Gibson87]

Please, do one with Lando ... wanna laugh for an entire hour uninterruptedly

[@praveenas4675]

Hahaha yeaaa 😂😂😂

[@ilcapitanoalexandr8698]

*First time watching this series.. couldn't miss one, because this guy is so humble, seems so genuine. What makes him authentic even tho he might don't even imagine people think this about him. You'll succeed Alex. Greetings*

[@frozenragu]

Love your interviews Tom. I would love to hear the drivers talk more about the actual driving - like in this video when Alex discusses how Charles is able to rotate the rear end on entry and straighten the car for the apex. Absolutely love that kind of info about driving. But still keep all the personal stories etc!

[@GloomGaiGar]

"Hey it's Alex..." Maximum chill. Feels like a friend or sibling you hang out with because the world feels like it has ADHD sometimes. I find it to be truly inspiring that he worked for his career in F1. I'm not saying the other drivers did not put in the time but Alex clearly has less beginner perks than others. This is already on top of such a humble personality.

[@alizjean8970]

He make me feel the chance of his F1 career gonna be end after he sign to Fomular E then... He got early call from Toro Rosso ... Every thing feel so rush to happen to him also the changing seat in the mid season to RBR too

[@raffeinertheresa]

Oh he is such a great guy! So humble, like he still doesn't really know how he got here. Definitely one of the best personalities this year, I liked him since his first interview in Australia. But the best thing about him is that he is such a good racer! When you listen to this almost shy boy you would never expect such overtakes from him. I'm so glad RB gave him this seat at Toro Rosso and enriched our lifes with a little bit of Alex Albon.

[@DuxDrive]

That talk of his dream ... made me emotional. Imagine that.... Albon I pray you succeed!

[@r2d239]

Alex sounds so grounded and open. I wish him all the best. Maybe he can start his own podcast.

[@cf6282]

So many young drivers in F1 now. And they are good too! Really looking forward to Singapore race. The RB15 is better suited to that track.

[@imMina1638]

Been waiting for this one. It’s nice getting to know him more. 😊

[@whomyguy1]

Good interview... I like him... I hope he goes far in F1

[@InekoBK]

I like these interviews , just wish they had video instead of just audio . I know it wouldn't really change the interview itself but I just like seeing what I'm listening to

[@danellis-jones1591]

He's definitely my favourite driver on the grid. I hope he finds that extra 0.3sec a lap to put him up with Charles and Max and Ham. It shows you it can be quite a lonely existence fighting your way up to F1. Danny Ric, from Perth where I live, might be so happy because when he's in Perth he has a crew of mates here. It's so important to have support to make it to the elite in sport.

[@Eltoca21]

What a really down to earth and lovely guy. I have thoroughly enjoyed his racing and I wish him a lot of success.

[@lucasfernandesjones6257]

Great interview, can't wait for more interviews with current f1 drivers!

[@imunited3339]

สู้ๆครับ alex. i,m from THAiLAND ☺️☺️☺️

[@tokenride04]

Been waiting for this for years!!!

[@penusliski]

It's very clear. Horner and Marco are complete maniacs to put him in RB15 after only 12 races in TR, let alone RB16. They practically ruined his F1 career due to their impatience and desperation. Having Max as a reference completely blinded them

[@lethaloutdoors001]

Alex is really modest and performing well at redbull. I feel bad for gastly but hey f1 is unpredictable, i mean who would have thought kubica or kyvatt would be back.

[@brendanmccallion2350]

I think this kid just needs to keep his head down, and work work work until he gets that first championship ;)

[@essayedgar]

It's gonna be a lot of hard work if he wants to beat Max and Leclerc and eventually Russel and Norris

[@onlyw23]

Finally, the one I've been waiting for (since Alex move to RedBull)! I love how Alex and Charles are both talking high about each other, really hope we will get to see them fight on track soon!

[@l3el3ee]

I like his driving style, late on the break then overtake

[@VictorKramskoy]

Where is Daniil Kvyat???! Probably most interesting story!

[@suzuka8235]

He's at the body shop repair place

[@DidierPeroni]

What's his story ?

[@nocre2948]

@@DidierPeroni joined toro rosso, got promoted to red bull, beat riccardo in 2015, crashed a lot in 2016, got demoted to toro rosso, crashed a lot in 2017,thrown out of f1 for 2018, back to toro rosso in 2019

[@HugoStiglitz88]

I feel bad that he didn't get the promotion but stupid rbr is obsessed with youth even though it's cost them big time as of late

[@ilikedogs8906]

cyka blyat

[@femkedam941]

Love to listen to these during my runs! The dertermination of the drivers inspire me and give me an extra boost.

[@claireangelique3587]

2019 nov 30... in tears from around 35 mins. This dude, COME ON!

[@kidslovef1155]

Impressive how he went from being a nobody to being in a race winning car just a year later.

[@dylanwest4265]

Sagnik but the truth is harsh

[@toodsf1]

K but he wasn’t a nobody a year ago. He was one of the top F2 drivers, with some race wins. In 2016 he was 2nd in the GP3 championship behind Leclerc. Everyone knew he was decent...

[@cf6282]

Not a nobody by any means. I went like who is Albon? Than found out he did really, really well in F2. So he was known by the insiders in racing. I am not an insider just watch F1 a lot.

[@essayedgar]

He wasn't a nobody at all, nobodies don't make it in to F1 anyways. Name one person that wasn't known in any other class of racing like 5 years before they got into F1

[@toodsf1]

@@essayedgar well Verstappen made his F1 debut in 2015. He was still karting in 2013, so very few people would have heard of him in 2010. I don't know any F1 fans who follows KF3. Of course, the people in the business do though

[@flaviouece]

I really like him! He seems so cool, honest and humble!

[@knezmislav04]

One of the best new generation drivers. He is surely going to be champion

[@abdielabraar910]

Great driver yes. Wc not good enough

[@_Odin_]

If Ron Dennis was still at the helm of McLaren, he'd for sure be a long-term McLaren driver. Can see him in a Mercedes. Surprised Merc didn't try and snatch him up for next year.

[@kamilporycki1528]

He will not be a champion lol

[@harleyg2349]

I hope so! I love his driving style

[@johnwhittaker311]

I don’t know how you can say he’s not good enough to be WC two thirds into his first season

[@smilezor]

i hope he does really well, seems like a great guy

[@praveenas4675]

YAAASSS ALBON!! 🇹🇭🇬🇧🇹🇭🇬🇧🇹🇭🇬🇧

[@GeriatricFan1963]

Ah cool, my tweet got mentioned at the end! What a nice surprise.

[@billeib427]

anything which gives Alex to shine is fine with me...His 1st podium was a big day good Alex. I agree with your assessment of him and his future

[@helenballinger5213]

what a lovely friendly guy.

[@tikthitiphan1393]

So proud of you Alex! Being Thai and being yourself . We all Can’t wait to see you on the podium!

[@praveenas4675]

Yo he is so humble. I love the rookies this year! Please do Lando and George next❤

[@sebastianx21]

Oh I'm excited for this one!

[@christianmorris1343]

such an amazing driver

[@ducanh244]

Wishin nothin but best for Alex.

[@iloper]

This guy has it all to be a World Champion

[@shakengandulf]

2 races is barely enough time, im certainly not convinced yet.

[@iloper]

@@shakengandulf he started this year with Toro Rosso :)

[@NeweyAdrian1]

Nah, Max started p19, lost his front wing lap 1, lost 30-40 seconds with that and still almost overtook Albon in Monza, if it wasnt for Perez or his bad luck with VSC. I really love Albons attacking driving style and overtakes but im afraid hes missing raw pace.

[@shakengandulf]

@@iloper im talking about at Redbull.. obviously. 2 races is not enough time and who else were they going to stick in there.. they are almost out of options.

[@iloper]

Just wait kids

[@TheMrFishnDucks]

Great podcast. He's fast become one of my favourite drivers.

[@delatorre5827]

What a resilient man

[@johannessylvester9357]

Such an interesting insight into red bull. My favourite yet.

[@danbrydges]

Any chance of future podcasts being filmed so we can watch them?

[@kimi88cz]

Such a nice guy!!

[@lespaz1197]

Alex Albon! Already a huge fan of this guy! Go get em champ!

[@huubvelthuis8988]

I'm huge fan from day 1. Great driver, already eager for your second season.

[@arse1977win]

I love this boy so much ❤❤❤

[@Jamhynz]

Yeesss very excited for this one!

[@StopballSport]

You just have the sense that Alex will make it to the very top. Simple, uncomplicated, incisive with an enormous helping of focused common sense. I don't think there is any doubt who will occupy the seat alongside Max next year. I wonder if it ever crossed Honda's mind that they may have an F1 Champion who combines the best of East and West?

[@taatangjitwatanakul]

I really like this young man. He’s not full of himself, capable and humble. I’m sure he’ll find a drive even if RBR not signs him. Came from DAMS F2 w/o test to ToroRosso he brought machine to top 6, mid-season switch w/o test he brought RBR to top 5 in his 1st season, 1st race for RBR. He can adapt himself in any machine; unlike Vettel or other that need to build the car around them. Giv AA merc or red car I think he can win the title.

[@azaalexander5248]

I’d love to see a Beyond the Grid with Flavio Briatore! Easily the most talked about person from guest who are on the podcast! Keep up the great work Tom!!

[@prasadjamdade9317]

You should've asked Alex to do the subscribe to beyond the grid monologue Tom... He wouldn't have disappointed you 😂🤣

[@klater5842]

Yes. I've been waiting for this episode If possible I'd love to see a Nigel Mansell Beyond the grid episode as well

[@Julian-gi4up]

Why we cant have Video with it. Would love it

[@jordanimatedstreaming]

Alex 'But uhm... yeah' Albon

[@k_evralo22]

Alex Albon is one of my new favorites in F1... He's honest, humble and most of all courageous.

[@teachernont]

Most interesting current drivers ~

[@dejanpoplasen5944]

great interviews, but why no video material?

[@Krezo200]

He looks a bit like GGG on the thumbnail

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Yea lol the REAL middleweight champ not Runelo Roidarez

[@PontiacAztek-2005]

the PUREST soul on the grid

[@nothngspermanent]

Most genuine guy in F1

[@Jordy268]

Always nice to listen to Super GT.

[@jamesavickers5961]

Big Alex fan he is real . humour integrity intelligence.hope he goes all the way grazie grazie Mille ciao ciao

[@alizjean8970]

Cheering from Thailand

[@8688nick]

I hope the vampires in F1 don't turn this guy. Seems genuine and has the look in his eyes. Expecting wins from this kid. Go get 'em AA!!