Sprint Qualifying Chinese GP: Russell leads one-two for Mercedes, Verstappen P8
George Russell secured sprint pole on Friday in the lead-up to the Chinese GP. The difference with Max Verstappen (P8)? 1,7 seconds!
George Russell secured sprint pole on Friday in the lead-up to the Chinese GP. The difference with Max Verstappen (P8)? 1,7 seconds!
View the results of the sprint qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit here.
Russell dominated all sessions in sprint qualifying in Shanghai on Friday. Consequently, the driver also claimed sprint pole.
Max Verstappen had to settle for P8 during the first sprint qualifying of the year. Red Bull was not in the mix in Shanghai.
According to Hamilton, Ferrari feels strong in China, although he points out a weak spot on the straights and the gap to Mercedes.
Red Bull had a difficult start to the weekend in China. Laurent Mekies took responsibility and apologized to Verstappen.
Norris qualified third for the sprint race in China. “I have one chance and that is at the start.”
Toto Wolff assumes that McLaren will still be dangerous for Mercedes. He explained what the customer team does differently than the factory team.
In F1 it is permitted to disturb your teammate’s night’s rest, writes Giedo van der Garde in his column for FORMULE 1 Magazine.
FP1 GP China: George Russell set the fastest time in the first free practice. Max Verstappen finished with the eighth fastest time.