And that’s everything for today. You can join Tom Lutz on Sunday for the race itself, which starts at 4pm local time and 9pm BST, unless the weather picture goes crazy and they pull it forward. It promises to be an unpredictable race, and the big test of the new regulations and how teams adapt to them. The fact we have four different teams occupying the four places on the front two rows shows that there is all to play for, and less than 0.06sec covers the places three to five on the grid. I can’t wait. Thank you for reading and good evening/good night.
Here we have our qualifying standings:
Q3
1 Kimi Antonelli (It) Mercedes GP 1:27.798secs,
2 Max Verstappen (Neth) Red Bull 1:27.964
3 Charles Leclerc (Mon) Ferrari 1:28.143
4 Lando Norris (GB) McLaren 1:28.183
5 George Russell (GB) Mercedes GP 1:28.197
6 Lewis Hamilton (GB) Ferrari 1:28.319
7 Oscar Piastri (Aus) McLaren 1:28.500
8 Franco Colapinto (Arg) Alpine 1:28.762
9 Isack Hadjar (Fr) Red Bull 1:28.789
10 Pierre Gasly (Fr) Alpine 1:28.810
Q2 exits
11 Nico Hülkenberg (Ger) Audi 1:29.439
12 Liam Lawson (NZ) RB 1:29.499
13 Oliver Bearman (GB) Haas F1 1:29.567
14 Carlos Sainz Jr (Sp) Williams 1:29.568
15 Esteban Ocon (Fr) Haas 1:29.772
16 Alex Albon (Tha) Williams 1:29.946
Q3 exits
17 Arvid Lindblad (GB) Racing Bulls 1:30.133
18 Fernando Alonso (Sp) Aston Martin 1:31.098
19 Lance Stroll (Can) Aston Martin 1:31.164
20 Valtteri Bottas (Fin) Cadillac 1:31.629
21 Sergio Pérez (Mex) Cadillac 1:31.967
22 Gabriel Bortoleto (Br) Audi 1:33.737
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