F1 2018: Chinese GP

The F1 2018 season says ni hao to Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix and this race sees the tables turned for the drivers on the track as out goes for the big ones and in goes for the underdogs as this race has becoming a dog-eat-dog world for them.

From everyone's perspective, they can see a lot of carnage in store for the Chinese GP such as seeing the Toro Rosso drivers colliding each other at the hairpin on Lap 30 of the 56, as well as Max Verstappen ran off track while trying to hunt down Mercedes-AMG's Lewis Hamilton and later collided with Sebastian Vettel.

From all of that madness occurred in Shanghai, Daniel Ricciardo of Red Bull has ascended for his first win of the season followed by Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen.

Onto the overall standings, it looks like Vettel's lead has been narrowed to nine points over Hamilton, 54 vs. 45, with Bottas 3rd place at 40.

The next race of the F1 2018 season will be at Azerbaijan on the 29th.