“Terrible and shocking news” – Alex Albon shows his concern towards victims of nursery shooting that took place in Thailand

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A dreadful shooting took place recently in Thailand at a daycare center in which 34 people were killed, 22 of those were children. Alex Albon went on Instagram to post a story showing his support towards the victim and his anger towards the perpetrators of the incident. This horrific incident has brought about a call for action by the people.

Alex Albon has extended his sympathies and support towards the victims of the horrific incident and condemns this incident as a whole. While intricate details about the incident have not been released by the police, the public remains shocked by this incident.

Taking to Instagram stories, Albon wrote: “My heart and prayers are with the Thai Children, teachers and families affected in today’s nursery shooting. Terrible and shocking news.”

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Albon is currently 19th in the driver standings having scored a total of 4 points this season for Williams. After he recovered from appendicitis surgery, Albon took part in the Singapore Grand Prix but suffered an early retirement cutting his return to F1 short. However, fans expect him to perform well at the Japanese Grand Prix and hopefully score some much-needed points for the team.

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Can Alex Albon move up the driver rankings?

Alex Albon has been having a good season with Williams this season having scored a total of 4 points for the team. He is 19th in the driver standings and one good race could move him up the standings.

Currently, Zhou Guanyu is ahead of Albon with 6 points and above him is Yuki Tsunoda with 11 points. If Albon is able to perform well and place above the top 10 position, he could overtake Guanyu in the standings and possibly Tsunoda.

The fans are in love with Alex Albon’s performance this season and they cannot wait to see his performance in future races. He was the sole point scorer for Williams before the Italian Grand Prix and has been performing well compared to his teammate Nicholas Latifi.

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