Hamilton takes pole as double disaster strikes Ferrari

100 comments on “Hamilton takes pole as double disaster strikes Ferrari”

1. 

   DAllein (@)
   27th July 2019, 15:09

   That.Is.How.It.Is.Done

   Well down, Lewis!

   Shame for Ferrari to end up like this.
   1. 

      Mike
      27th July 2019, 17:52

      What did he do that was so great?
      Beat an incompetent teammate who was not only 4 tenths down, but could only manage third in the best car? Yet Hamilton defends him and says they have a good thing going – a joke.
      Beat the supposedly second best team whose cars had mechanicals?
      A lot of drivers could have done what he did today.
      He is extremely fortunate to have driven in the best car for 5 years.
      1. 

         Stubborn Swiss (@stubbornswiss)
         27th July 2019, 17:54

         I feel your pain, Mike!
      2. 

         paulguitar (@paulguitar)
         27th July 2019, 18:30

         Yep, fortunate ever since he was racing R/C cars at the age of 6.
         Also:

         Lucky in Cadet Karts.
         Lucky in intercontinental karts
         Lucky in formula A karts
         Lucky in Formula Renault
         Lucky in F3
         Lucky in Euro F3
         Lucky in GP2
         Lucky in F1
         1. 

            Ninjenius (@ninjenius)
            27th July 2019, 18:55

            @paulguitar +1

            If I had a penny for every time I saw the terms ‘luck’ and ‘fortune’ being lazily and improperly thrown around…
            1. 

               Dean
               27th July 2019, 18:59

               Hehehehe love it! The faster he drives, the luckier he gets…go figure.
         2. 

            Cheesy bounce
            27th July 2019, 23:21

            Yeah Mike, most of all he’s lucky he’s not a bitter no-talent nobody like you!
2. 

   Hugh (@hugh11)
   27th July 2019, 15:10

   Ferrari are an embarrassment. This isn’t bad luck or misfortune, it’s pure incompetence. And as a fan of the sport, it’s excruciating.
   1. 

      Sensord4notbeingafanboi (@peartree)
      27th July 2019, 15:25

      Yes it is, but like other things in f1 that you can predict, you can also predict ferrari mucking it up, as Crofty suggested.
      I always find it excruciating that Crofty can’t have Ham on anything but pole and not get instantly less enthusiastic, even practice, he made q1 a downer as a viewer. It’s both odd and hilarious how he commentates on Vettel’s woes with all the right words yet sound sound elated and ecstatic.
      1. 

         Depailler
         27th July 2019, 15:31

         Agree. Lewis Hamilton is definitely faster than Valtteri Bottas- that’s all we can really be sure of these days. That’s not Lewis’s fault – he needs better competition.
         1. 

            Tj
            27th July 2019, 22:20

            Bottas beat Massa easy. So Hamilton beats the likes of Hulkenburg, Ricciardo, leclerc, verstappen, vettel, raikonnen , sains and Norris as default too. Hamilton is one of the most under rated drivers in history because I believe he is the greatest.
            1. 

               Dutchguy (@justarandomdutchguy)
               27th July 2019, 23:15

               What are you even on? It is impossible to clearly compare Hamilton to most of them. His performance last year did tell me he is stronger than Raikkönen and Vettel, he will probably beat Sainz and Hulkenberg too , and quite comfortably so. There is however no way to really objectively compare Hamilton to Ricciardo – who beat Vettel handsomely in 2014 and was always handycapped by inferior material – and Leclerc and Verstappen. Norris is a rookie. I do rate Hamilton as the best driver currently racing, but your logic is lacking.
               None of the drivers you listed ever had Bottas as teammate, and only one had Massa (a much faster ,pre-hungary 2009, Massa at that) as teammate. To determine how hamilton compares to most drivers you listed, both Bottas and Massa are as good as irrelevant.
               The fact you think Hamilton is one of the greatest of all time does not make him underrated either.
            2. 

               mark
               27th July 2019, 23:41

               ofcourse it makes him underatted,because people like yourself never want to give him credit.
               it doesn’t matter if he beats,alonso,button,rosberg,bottas,
               its never good enough for some people.
            3. 

               Dutchguy (@justarandomdutchguy)
               28th July 2019, 16:58

               mark, are you stupid or just illeterate?

               I do rate Hamilton as the best driver currently racing, but your logic is lacking.
   2. 

      Chaitanya
      27th July 2019, 15:50

      They are village simpletons of F1 who claim right to bonus(tax) and veto.
   3. 

      Ipsom
      27th July 2019, 16:09

      Well they have been in much worse conditions in the past. Weren’t they a midfield team during some time, i think the 90s?
      1. 

         anon
         27th July 2019, 17:11

         Ipsom, oh, Ferrari have had far, far worse seasons – 1980 comes to mind, where Jody Schecker – having won the 1979 title with Ferrari – ended up failing to even make the 107% rule because the 312T5 was so uncompetitive that season. 1980 was their worst season on record, as they only finished in 10th place in the WCC and scored just 8 points – a rather remarkable collapse in form given they’d won both the WDC and WCC only one year earlier, though that was mainly because the team were mostly writing off the 1980 season to focus on their first turbocharged car for 1981.

         They had some rather rough years in the mid to late 1980s too, where they were a midfield team – 4th in 1986 and 1987 – and the same again in 1992 and 1993.
         1. 

            erikje
            27th July 2019, 19:04

            oh, Ferrari have had far, far worse seasons

            this one is not over yet
            1. 

               anon
               27th July 2019, 19:33

               erikje, realistically, the results Ferrari have now are far, far better than they achieved in the seasons that I have listed above – the current performance may have seen them slip back from where they were a couple of years ago, but it’s still not even vaguely in the same league as some of those seasons.

               To put things in perspective, the five podium finishes that Leclerc alone has scored is equal to the number of podiums that both Ferrari drivers managed to score in 1992 and 1993 combined. Equally, Ferrari have had only one finish this season where one driver finished lower than 5th place – in 1980, the highest that any Ferrari driver managed to finish was 5th.

               Let’s be realistic – we are talking about a team that is still in second place in the World Constructors Championship and has a points cushion in excess of 50 points over Red Bull. There may be a few issues within the team and with the car, but the internal politics are nowhere near as fiery as they have sometimes been in the past, the car is only a matter of tenths off the pace, rather than being a couple of seconds off the pace and relations between Leclerc and Vettel are pretty amicable.

               I’m not saying that things are wonderful, because evidently there are problems – it’s just that, when you step back and look at things in the historical context, their current form really isn’t that bad and their current problems aren’t that bad compared to what they were in the past.
            2. 

               Ipsom
               27th July 2019, 20:03

               Thank you @anon
      2. 

         Paul A (@paul-a)
         27th July 2019, 20:14

         Anon: You write “the car is only a matter of tenths off the pace” — no it isn’t. It should have been “a matter of tenths” either ahead of, or off the pace, from the numbers in FP. It wasn’t — it was a dollar short and a day late. Ferrari’s incompetence is now not only strategical, it’s technical (and I say that rather reluctantly, as I’ve owned seven Ferraris and seven Mercedes over the years.)
         1. 

            anon
            27th July 2019, 22:47

            @paul-a, the point is that the hyperbole that is thrown about around Ferrari is a bit tiresome – whilst there have been issues, people are acting as if this is a catastrophic season along the lines of, say, the 1980 season.

            As I said, whilst the team has under delivered this season, in the grand scheme of things it is nowhere near as extreme as people paint it to be compared to where the team has been in the past. You’d think that Ferrari were having the sort of season that Williams are having from the way that some people are overreacting…
3. 

   Kribana (@krichelle)
   27th July 2019, 15:11

   Those times by Hamilton make me doubt whether Ferrari could lock the front row or not.
   1. 

      Hugh (@hugh11)
      27th July 2019, 15:14

      I think Leclerc would’ve got pole by a tenth or 2 given his Q1 time was a 12.2, but it would’ve been close with Vettel.
   2. 

      Nitzo (@webtel)
      27th July 2019, 15:14

      @krichelle
      It was indeed a very good lap by Lewis.. But we will never know the truth if Charles could have beaten that.
      Its a shame, and as a fan of the sport, i am disappointed at what happened today,. Its come to a point where i feel sorry for the Tifosi and the guys at Ferrari.
      1. 

         Dean
         27th July 2019, 19:03

         Please don’t feel sorry for them. The drivers chose to drive for Ferrari knowing full well how incompetent they are. The fans choose to support them.
         Death, taxes and Ferrari failure.
   3. 

      Esploratore (@esploratore)
      27th July 2019, 22:14

      I don’t see why you’re all so in doubt, hamilton had 3,5 tenths on verstappen who drove pretty well, I’m sure there’s about a tenth between the best leclerc\vettel and hamilton, as in hamilton, leclerc, verstappen, vettel, or vettel, verstappen, depending if he would’ve qualified properly, checking his last performances.
      1. 

         Esploratore (@esploratore)
         27th July 2019, 22:15

         Either way it’d have helped give more chance of a non mercedes win to have 2 like verstappen and leclerc before bottas instead of verstappen alone.
4. 

   Vitor
   27th July 2019, 15:12

   Go Alpha Romeo!!!
5. 

   Dr Sven (@svend1)
   27th July 2019, 15:14

   Ferrari’s troubles seems to never end. Great pace from Kimi. The Alfa seemed quick today. Hopefully, Kimi can avoid contact with GRO at the start…
6. 

   Matheus Ramos (@jedimaster9)
   27th July 2019, 15:17

   Ferrari is a mobile disaster.
   1. 

      thesud (@thesud)
      27th July 2019, 15:25

      “Mobile” is giving them a bit too much credit…
      1. 

         LosD (@losd)
         27th July 2019, 16:07

         :D
7. 

   Fantomius (@liko41)
   27th July 2019, 15:18

   Amazing lap from Hamilton.
   It never ceases to amaze me to see how this driver can easily been beaten by Bottas one Sunday and dominate the next weekend.
   1. 

      koddamn (@gufdamm)
      27th July 2019, 15:30

      Bottas has frizzled. I would only allow a comment like that within the first 4 races of this season.
      1. 

         Fantomius (@liko41)
         27th July 2019, 16:14

         @gufdamn
         Still, Lewis’ ups and downs are remarkable to me.
         I can’t remember other all time greats meeting so hard defeats to their teammates and then trashing the field the next week.
         1. 

            koddamn (@gufdamm)
            27th July 2019, 16:32

            What ups and downs? Lewis has been the most consistent driver this season.
            1. 

               Tom
               27th July 2019, 17:01

               I think there’s something wrong with your thinking when you consider a drivers “down” as winning a race but being outqualified by 0.06 seconds. I doubt you hold any other driver to the same standards, as if you did you’d find there are many,many more inconsistent drivers out there.
         2. 

            Carlos Medrano (@carlosmedrano)
            27th July 2019, 16:58

            Lol what are you talking about lewis is dominating and his worst performance was being like 6th
         3. 

            Dean
            27th July 2019, 19:11

            Not sure I understand? Bottas didn’t beat Lewis last time out and has finished ahead of lewis in only 3 of the 10 races so far this season, Lewis has won 7 races to his 2 and is currently 39 points ahead in the championship. Pretty comprehensive by my judgement.
            1. 

               Esploratore (@esploratore)
               27th July 2019, 22:17

               Yes, he’s not generally been in the same form as the start of the season, true there’s been a silly strategy at silverstone which would’ve lost bottas’ race even without SC but reliability seems to have been even and the team let them free to race.
         4. 

            mark
            27th July 2019, 23:45

            lewis has won 5 of the last 6 races,thats very consistent.
8. 

   Alex
   27th July 2019, 15:19

   Kimi is the first Ferrari…
   1. 

      maiagus
      27th July 2019, 15:28

      Is it time do swap VET for RAI?
      1. 

         Islander
         27th July 2019, 16:05

         A third Ferrari stint for the Iceman. I like it!
         1. 

            jpvalverde85 (@jpvalverde85)
            27th July 2019, 16:36

            It’s nicer for the fans to watch Kimi fighting hard on the midfield and the best for him and his family having a relaxed work close to his home. Leave it alone!
            1. 

               Esploratore (@esploratore)
               27th July 2019, 22:18

               Also you’d need alonso at ferrari to capitalize WHEN the pace and reliability is there, but I assume he watches f1 nowadays, no way he’d want to come to ferrari 2019!
9. 

   Sensord4notbeingafanboi (@peartree)
   27th July 2019, 15:19

   Lewis Hamilton claimed a surprise pole position

   Lol. I don’t know where the surprise comes from, they’ve been worried about “cooling” but that is not a qualifying worry. Sunday is likely wet therefore it is no surprise, last year Ham qualified surprisingly bad, down to team error. Predictable this afternoon though.
   1. 

      James
      27th July 2019, 18:47

      Indeed. Hamilton or Bottas claiming pole this weekend is about as surprising as a rainy day in Scotland.

      Practice doesn’t mean that much; I would give it less weight than season-long form when guessing who will take pole. Plus even if Ferrari were slightly faster in principle, the second or third fastest team taking pole still isn’t a surprise pole position. Hulkenberg in Brazil 2010 was a surprise pole.
      1. 

         mark
         27th July 2019, 23:47

         if max was able to beat bottas in that redbull
         I think Leclerc definitely could have got pole.
10. 

    JohnH (@johnrkh)
    27th July 2019, 15:19

    I think there may be a bit of a shake up at Ferrari before the start of the 2020 season.
    1. 

       Joseph (@bigjoe)
       27th July 2019, 15:38

       @johnrkh

       The Brawn effect wore off in 2008. They are back to their old selves, that is all. This is the Ferrari everyone over a certain age knew and loved. What an earth was Alonso and later Vettel thinking.
       1. 

          Chaitanya
          27th July 2019, 15:52

          Atleast Alonso took that taxi and fought for championship till the last race of season on the other hand Vettel is a clown best said nothing about.
          1. 

             Pironi the Provocateur (@pironitheprovocateur)
             27th July 2019, 16:00

             Hard to tell who’s a clown, a four time world champion or an obnoxious Mercedes fan.
             1. 

                Chaitanya
                27th July 2019, 16:18

                Four time “world champion” who everytime went wheel to wheel racing ends up either crashing or spinning or rear ending the car in the front or the one who likes to use car as a weapon or the one who has no respect for race director or the one who throws temper tantrums or rants filled with profanities.
          2. 

             Dave
             27th July 2019, 16:09

             Alonso threw away two championships at Ferrari, in two seasons when they had domination, not just the fastest car. He was a very average driver by current standards, and a complete scumbag to boot.

             Let me guess, your other hero is Nick Griffin, right?
             1. 

                Fantomius (@liko41)
                27th July 2019, 16:19

                Being honest, calling Alonso “average” sounds like a bit out of place to me.
                He is probably on par with Vettel, maybe slower in quali, but with a better racecraft, IMHO.
                Surely, Hamilton is on another level, but that was pretty obvious since 2007.
                Fernando really missed out his best chances for a third title in 2010 and 2013.
             2. 

                nase
                27th July 2019, 16:50

                Dave, you could do the world a favour by spending more time shutting up. Preferably all the time. Whatever your problem is, it doesn’t make for an interesting read.
             3. 

                anon
                27th July 2019, 17:21

                @liko41, the poster called Dave has been making some rather strange remarks in recent posts, such as his attempts to stir up conflict by making random accusations of racist behaviour – note that, in referring to Nick Griffin, he is trying to paint that poster as a right wing extremist – that suggest he is deliberately setting out to harass and intimidate others.

                I really don’t think that he wants any sort of rational conversation – it sounds like all he wants to do is to cause trouble.
             4. 

                Jan
                27th July 2019, 17:56

                You are a wacko…
             5. 

                Adam
                27th July 2019, 19:51

                Hahaha when did Ferrari have the best car when alonso was there? Redbull were always miles ahead of Ferrari
          3. 

             Dean
             27th July 2019, 19:16

             Very harsh on VET. Probably deserves it but his 4 WDCs deserve some respect. 4 WDCs don’t fall in your lap.
             1, OK.
             2 Maybe.
             3 No.
             4 No way!
11. 

    Martin
    27th July 2019, 15:26

    Vettel set up beautiful for his Hamilton style comeback win tomorrow
    1. 

       Sham (@sham)
       27th July 2019, 18:14

       Running a “which lap does Vettel spin or hit another car” sweepstake.

       Bonus points for how many times.
       1. 

          Esploratore (@esploratore)
          27th July 2019, 22:22

          Halfway, once!
12. 

    MG1982 (@mg1982)
    27th July 2019, 15:29

    Mercedes tried to fool everybody with their tricks. They are desperate to make these champs looking like they’re disputed.
    1. 

       koddamn (@gufdamm)
       27th July 2019, 15:44

       You have an inability to critically think, or be reasonable. Why would Mercedes care about that at all? Stop commenting when you are in an emotional state.
    2. 

       OOliver
       27th July 2019, 16:03

       I guess you missed the part where both Ferraris had to sit out qualifying at different points in time.
    3. 

       bob (@riptide)
       27th July 2019, 17:07

       Yea, I was expecting them and Max to finish 3, 4 and 5. But they demolished the Ferraris like they weren’t even there. They obviously knew both Ferraris were going to fail coming into the weekend. And did you notice how Bottas deliberately finished behind Max to throw us off the scent? Craft lot those Mercedes people. But you and pennyroyal spotted it. Well done!
13. 

    whiteq12
    27th July 2019, 15:34

    You have the alfas the wrong way round
14. 

    Joseph (@bigjoe)
    27th July 2019, 15:40

    Verstappen, simply awesome. So glad Ferrari aren’t looking to tempt him away. As soon as he gets an equal car to the Merc, his era of dominance begins.
    1. 

       Robbie (@robbie)
       27th July 2019, 16:11

       @bigjoe Agreed. Given that Honda is doing great albeit with work to do, I look forward to an even stronger 2020 at RBR for Max wrt car and Pu, and then for 2021 all bets are off as Max will have an even better Honda Pu by then and Adrian Newey in his corner for the completely new cars. Fantastic stuff.
       1. 

          Esploratore (@esploratore)
          27th July 2019, 22:25

          Yes, red bull is just a superior team to ferrari, they’d have better drivers if it weren’t that ricciardo wanted to suicide at renault, they have better chassis, better mechanics, can often fix problems, ferrari never once (in time ofc), better strategy, really, the only thing that holds red bull back compared to ferrari is the engine, even then they can catch up since honda is doing fine.
15. 

    koddamn (@gufdamm)
    27th July 2019, 15:41

    Lewis is as consistent as Mercedes. Only “Lewis’ fans” ever give him credit for it though. Its more of a marvel how consistently he delivers a winning performance, not that Mercedes is still winning, its an easy equation to solve why they still are. I will say he more deserves that Mercedes than any other driver, he consistently brings home the optimum points it can deliver. Naysayers have the luxury of alluding the Mercedes is more than just a fast car, because Lewis is driving it right now. Every one of his achievements they pass onto the car.

    We often forget that there really is someone keeping the car on the track. It really matters. I hope to understand one day why racing fans will see Max and Lewis in similar situations yet, the majority, treat them both completely different. For one its the car, and the other, its all him.
    1. 

       Stubborn Swiss (@stubbornswiss)
       27th July 2019, 15:46

       @gufdamm

       ” I hope to understand one day why racing fans will see Max and Lewis in similar situations yet, the majority, treat them both completely different. For one its the car, and the other, its all him.”

       I could answer that for you right now, but due to the ‘political uncorrectness’ of my answer, my post would probably be deleted.
       1. 

          koddamn (@gufdamm)
          27th July 2019, 15:55

          I don’t want the obvious reason. I want the “objective racing fan” reason. The one that shows me the difference between these two exceptional racing drivers, no matter what they drive.

          Max crushes his team-mates and Lewis makes them change their lifestyle all in the effort to beat him.
          1. 

             Stubborn Swiss (@stubbornswiss)
             27th July 2019, 15:56

             Thats the whole point.

             There is NO “objective racing fan” reason.
             1. 

                koddamn (@gufdamm)
                27th July 2019, 16:04

                I want to see someone try still :)
          2. 

             wbravenboer
             27th July 2019, 16:05

             I think Lewis is the most all-rounded driver of them all. Not only fast, but also very strong mentally, he has a way with ‘mind-games’, and to beat him as a team mate you have to really change the way you drive and think. Nico Rosberg had to dig very deep, so deep that he did not feel it worth to do it again. Bottas is a very strong driver, but not on the same level, and I doubt he has the mental strength to keep up with Lewis.
             Max and Charles are clearly of another generation, their attitude is more focused on racing, while Lewis is capable to divide his attention more, perhaps. Max is mentally very strong, he is not someone who let mind-games influence him. That said; he is very young and very passionate, although he has matured incredibly this year. Charles is a little behind, not in speed, but he is perhaps a little bit more vulnerable in the emotional areas. But I have no doubt Leclerc will be a champion one day, just like Max.
             1. 

                koddamn (@gufdamm)
                27th July 2019, 16:24

                I want to see how Max will respond to being beaten over a season by a teammate, not that i believe it will ever happen again. But how will he respond to shifting loyalties and attention. He really does work like he is the only driver for the team when he is on track. Also, you can tell max believes all talking is done on track, pure racer, and I can get why many love him, and can grow favour for him, over Lewis. But Lewis has also shown he is a pure racer as well. Yes he can be distracting if you try to follow his lifestyle. But that’s what makes him more marvellous to me. He drives like its all he ever does. He is the most distracted driver I have ever witnessed.
             2. 

                Matn
                27th July 2019, 19:05

                Lewis gets beaten by Bottas on a regular basis… … it took Vettel to crash into Max to get Max finishing behind any team mate for the first time in 25 races… on top it was the first time in 30 races Max finished in a lower postion than started.

                Imagine Verstappen in a Mercedes, the utter dominant car in 6 years of F1.
             3. 

                slowmo (@slowmo)
                28th July 2019, 0:07

                If Lewis gets beat on a regular basis why is Bottas over a race win behind in the championship. Max got beat consistantly by Ricciardo and struggled to beat Sainz in the same car. Gasly is just hopeless. Verstappen in a Mercedes would still lose to Lewis, you’ll see how good his aggressive driving is when against others who then have nothing to lose like he’s had for 3 years. If Max ever wins a championship then you can consider him better than another driver who has been WDC. I remember when Montoya rocked up on the scene as the next great driver but in the grand scheme of things he’s nowhere on the all time great lists and the same could yet happen to Max.
          3. 

             Pironi the Provocateur (@pironitheprovocateur)
             27th July 2019, 16:06

             I fail to understand how exactly the technical issues with the Ferrari cars are a team’s fault, but then again, some people in the comment section will stay the same.
             1. 

                Pironi the Provocateur (@pironitheprovocateur)
                27th July 2019, 16:07

                Sorry, should have been a separate comment.
             2. 

                Sham (@sham)
                27th July 2019, 18:17

                Failing to prepare use preparing to fail.
             3. 

                erikje
                27th July 2019, 18:30

                how exactly the technical issues with the Ferrari cars are a team’s fault

                are you serious?
                Of course its the teams fault.. not the driver and there is not more to choose from.
                A team should prepare a car before and check en recheck. Of course incidents will happen. But two cars during quali is just amateur stuff.
                A loose turbo hose is something that should never happen in F1. Just sloppy work. Lets wait for the reason LEC failed to qualify but i am afraid its just as bad.
16. 

    Islander
    27th July 2019, 15:46

    This is crap.
    Raikkonen eliminated in Q2, AND p5 in Q3!!!
    1. 

       OOliver
       27th July 2019, 16:04

       Its called reincarnation.
    2. 

       erikje
       27th July 2019, 18:32

       its a mistake by this site..
17. 

    Witan
    27th July 2019, 16:13

    Ferrari are paying the penalty for pushing their engine output so far to compensate for poor downforce. Durability versus power output is a difficult balance but they haven’t found it.
    1. 

       koddamn (@gufdamm)
       27th July 2019, 16:26

       I don’t believe that is fair. Purely because Mercedes has been exceptional on the reliability side. I wouldn’t say Ferrari hasn’t been doing a good job on reliability as well relative to the others.
    2. 

       stjs16 (@stjs16)
       27th July 2019, 20:50

       You may be onto something, it does seem strange that the customer Ferrari engines did well today.
18. 

    Pironi the Provocateur (@pironitheprovocateur)
    27th July 2019, 16:14

    An outstanding lap from Hamilton, a huge shame for Ferrari. I believe they could have been right in the mix. Also a great job by Verstappen, hope for some rain tomorrow.
    1. 

       koddamn (@gufdamm)
       27th July 2019, 16:27

       Some rain with Lewis and Max at the sharp end would mean no airtime for the other 18 cars though.
       1. 

          Old Spice
          27th July 2019, 19:39

          Only raintime..
19. 

    BasCB (@bascb)
    27th July 2019, 16:15

    Ehm, @keithcollantine, according to the text of the article Giovinazzi was eliminated in Q2, while Kimi got through to Q3 and qualified in 5th, right. But in the tables you have Kimi dropped out (in11th) and Giovinazzi qualifying 5th. The same is true in the article with the grid.
20. 

    Var Lajo
    27th July 2019, 16:52

    Somewhere on lake Como Arrivabene can’t help but quietly giggle, fifth Bellini in hand.
21. 

    NewVerstappenFan (@jureo)
    27th July 2019, 17:22

    This is just sad. The one time Ferrari were quick this happens. Engine failing on outlap is just general unreliability.

    We can now see how reverse grid would work. And Vettel can practice wheel to wheel racing.
22. 

    Adub Smallblock
    27th July 2019, 18:15

    Did Kimi change his name to Giovinazzi in your list above of the top 10 in Q3?😜😝😄
23. 

    Short Circuit (@jjohn)
    28th July 2019, 1:51

    O Renault, Renault, wherefore art thou Renault?

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