Alexander Albon said a switch to soft tyres was the crucial factor as he carved through the Belgian Grand Prix field to secure a career-best result on his Red Bull debut. Albon finished fifth from 17th on the grid at Spa-Francorchamps, having replaced Pierre Gasly over the summer break. Article continues under video With Max Verstappen crashing out on lap one, Albon was the lead Red Bull in the race, despite starting so low down the order. After a frustrating stint spent stuck mostly behind Nico Hulkenberg, Albon "came alive" after his pit-stop and pulled off the overtake of the race on Daniel Ricciardo at the previously unchristened Jacky Ickx corner. "I feel like I really...
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