Something was in the hair for Alexander Albon at the Miami Grand Prix as the Williams Formula 1 driver, with tongue in cheek, credited red hair-dye for his second points-scoring finish in three races. The Thai racing turned up at last month's Australian Grand Prix with a fresh look, inspired by a visit to an orphanage where kids painted their hair red in tribute to Liverpool; during the visit, the kids dyed his hair and he went on to bag a point for 10th. At the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola, with the hair colour fading, the 26-year-old finished 11th but with a fresh spread of red under his helmet for Miami he raced from 18th to ninth. 'No upgrades are ever needed, you just need to...
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