Row 1 | 1. Lewis Hamilton 1’15.584 Mercedes | |
2. Valtteri Bottas 1’15.643 Mercedes | ||
Row 2 | 3. Max Verstappen 1’16.292 Red Bull | |
4. Sergio Perez 1’16.482 Racing Point | ||
Row 3 | 5. Lance Stroll 1’16.589 Racing Point | |
6. Alexander Albon 1’17.029 Red Bull | ||
Row 4 | 7. Carlos Sainz Jnr 1’17.044 McLaren | |
8. Lando Norris 1’17.084 McLaren | ||
Row 5 | 9. Charles Leclerc 1’17.087 Ferrari | |
10. Pierre Gasly 1’17.136 Toro Rosso | ||
Row 6 | 11. Sebastian Vettel 1’17.168 Ferrari | |
12. Daniil Kvyat 1’17.192 Toro Rosso | ||
Row 7 | 13. Daniel Ricciardo 1’17.198 Renault | |
14. Kimi Raikkonen 1’17.386 Alfa Romeo | ||
Row 8 | 15. Esteban Ocon 1’17.567 Renault | |
16. Kevin Magnussen 1’17.908 Haas | ||
Row 9 | 17. Romain Grosjean 1’18.089 Haas | |
18. George Russell 1’18.099 Williams | ||
Row 10 | 19. Nicholas Latifi 1’18.532 Williams | |
20. Antonio Giovinazzi 1’18.697 Alfa Romeo |
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Jere (@jerejj)
15th August 2020, 15:06
Albon should’ve managed to beat the RPs, but at least better than last time out.
anon
15th August 2020, 15:51
@jerejj it might be better in terms of starting position (6th versus 9th) when compared to the 70th Anniversary GP, but he is actually worse off in terms of lap time deficit – he was 0.493s behind Verstappen in qualifying for that race, but here he is 0.737s behind Verstappen in qualifying.
Jay
15th August 2020, 15:07
Ferrari/McLaren/Renault competing with pink Mercs and white Bulls.
Blaize Falconberger (@)
15th August 2020, 15:10
Please, will someone get VET a new chassis…
Nitzo (@webtel)
15th August 2020, 15:13
Lewis on pole. Bottas second. Max third.
Yawn emoji.
Looking forward to enjoying tomorrow’s race. Thumbs-up emoji, wink emoji.
ColdFly (@)
15th August 2020, 15:24
Did you really write out emojis
@webtel
Nitzo (@webtel)
16th August 2020, 13:57
@coldfly Yeah. Seemed easier than searching for the shortcuts
ColdFly (@)
16th August 2020, 16:04
=b ;)
@webtel
LB (@burden93)
15th August 2020, 15:24
I didn’t realise at the time how close it was between Albon in P6 and Galsy in P10, under 0.110 seconds between all of them. Mighty close behind the front teams
ColdFly (@)
15th August 2020, 15:56
You can also ‘throw in’ Vettel Kvyat and Ricciardo all within 0.032s of P10 at the end of Q2.
@burden93
They might all be laughing now as they put their Medium starting tyres in the tyre warmers.
Dave
15th August 2020, 15:59
Another weekend of Vettel fans calling Ferrari a bunch of noobs. And it still goes on.
Balue (@balue)
15th August 2020, 16:47
That would be the Vettel haters. They are already out as you can see.
Neiana (@neiana)
15th August 2020, 21:35
Seems like Vettel isn’t quite able to drive the car, much like Hamilton had problems with his car when Rosberg took home the championship. No conspiracy theory, just a fact that people drive cars differently and the car will respond differently. The regulations & the car don’t favor Vettel’s style and he’s been unable to adapt, quite obviously.
*Hamilton drove in such a way that his car failed more often. He’s not the kind of driver who wants to back off at all, as proven when he crossed the line with 3 wheels recently. He could have nursed the car but he’s full on driver.
Keith Mizen (@mizen)
16th August 2020, 16:05
I appreciate a lot of silly stuff passes without comment on the Internet… but this one really can’t pass over. You’re characterisation of Hamilton as a driver is nearly completely the opposite of reality.
Don’t confuse the carefully curated radio clips of him sounding irate as marking him hot headed. If you want to characterise Hamilton.. it’s not outright speed that sets him apart (let’s be honest Bottas runs him close and often beats him qualifying… and Max one lap am sure is quicker); it’s relentless consistency, tyre management, quality of decision making , and lack of mistakes … couldn’t be further away from “all or nothing”.
Witan
15th August 2020, 16:44
Where is Claire Williams to proclaim the progress that Williams have made by being, yet again, the last two cars on the grid.
The only bright spot there is Russell out qualifying his team mate so definitively again. His talent is wasted in that old banger.
The sooner the Williams family sell up and ship out the better.
Txizzle (@txizzle)
15th August 2020, 18:15
Kimi outperforming a Renault. Didn’t see that one coming, not that I don’t expect Kimi to be able to, but the Alfa’s aren’t shining jewels these days. Previous race both were at the back. Glad to see it either way.
Broke84 (@broke84)
15th August 2020, 18:18
1 second between p6 and p17and only 0.5 seconds between p6 and p15. Pretty impressive.