Are we looking in different places? Kimi is being criticized endlessly, mostly even too much given that he was a match for Bottas in the race.
Kimi may be underperforming, but that is still entirely because Vettel is carrying that car way above where it should be (P3). Given how difficult it is to overtake now and how slow the Ferrari still is in a straight line, you can't exactly fault Kimi for not being up there with the clear current best driver on the grid.
Clearly you must've watched Bahrain 2015 instead, because the Sauber was indeed the clear worst car. Wehrlein might not be an outright god tier driver or anything of the sort, but he still humiliated Alonso on a 1-sto--
cringe