| Row 1 | 1. Valtteri Bottas 0’53.377 Mercedes |
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| 2. George Russell 0’53.403 Mercedes |
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| Row 2 | 3. Max Verstappen 0’53.433 Red Bull |
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| 4. Charles Leclerc 0’53.613 Ferrari |
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| Row 3 | 5. Sergio Perez 0’53.790 Racing Point |
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| 6. Daniil Kvyat 0’53.906 AlphaTauri |
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| Row 4 | 7. Daniel Ricciardo 0’53.957 Renault |
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| 8. Carlos Sainz Jnr 0’54.010 McLaren |
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| Row 5 | 9. Pierre Gasly 0’54.154 AlphaTauri |
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| 10. Lance Stroll 0’54.200 Racing Point |
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| Row 6 | 11. Esteban Ocon 0’53.995 Renault |
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| 12. Alexander Albon 0’54.026 Red Bull |
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| Row 7 | 13. Sebastian Vettel 0’54.175 Ferrari |
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| 14. Antonio Giovinazzi 0’54.377 Alfa Romeo |
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| Row 8 | 15. Kevin Magnussen 0’54.705 Haas |
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| 16. Nicholas Latifi 0’54.796 Williams |
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| Row 9 | 17. Jack Aitken 0’54.892 Williams |
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| 18. Kimi Raikkonen 0’54.963 Alfa Romeo |
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| Row 10 | 19. Lando Norris 0’54.693 McLaren |
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| 20. Pietro Fittipaldi 0’55.426 Haas |
Penalties
Pietro Fittipaldi – Sent to the back of the grid for power unit parts changes
Lando Norris – Sent to the back of the grid for power unit parts changes
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macradar (@macradar)
5th December 2020, 18:05
Seems George is the real deal!
DeanR (@deanr)
5th December 2020, 18:05
Fantastic effort George! Looking forward to you taking the baton from Lewis. Not so easy to beat Bottas after all eh! 🤪 Tomorrow is Valterris to lose.
BasCB (@bascb)
5th December 2020, 18:06
Great effort from Russel. But WOW Charles Leclerc really got everything out of that Ferrari. Good job showing the pace when it was needed Bottas, doing a fine job of it.
Also very good job by Kvyat. At a track that really seemed to reward a driver nailing it. Will be interesting to see how the start goes. Will the p2 and p4 be as bad for the start as it was last weekend?
Jere (@jerejj)
5th December 2020, 18:06
Not good for Albon. He should’ve got into Q3.
macradar (@macradar)
5th December 2020, 18:06
Sergio will be on the podium tomorrow!
Paul
5th December 2020, 22:11
+1
David BR (@david-br)
5th December 2020, 18:07
BottasRussell
VerstappenAlbon
David BR (@david-br)
5th December 2020, 18:25
Well that didn’t work. :o(
John H (@john-h)
5th December 2020, 18:13
Leclerc and Verstappen are just streets ahead of Vettel and Albon. I’m not sure what Racing Point must be thinking, Vettel is past his prime now unfortunately. His experience really told at Turkey, but in terms of out and out pace in ‘normal’ conditions it’s just completely gone.
Broke84 (@broke84)
5th December 2020, 18:48
I agree, he may well thrive in a new environment but Perez is consistently on form and vettel hasn’t been since 2018.
DeanR (@deanr)
5th December 2020, 19:10
You may be right but I think his ambition and drive has disappeared with Ferrari. Both have clearly fallen out. Think as a 4 x WDC ( no matter what you think of how he got those WDCs) he deserves another shot in a decent car. I’m no VETTEL fan but I think he will surprise a few people at RP/Aston Martin.
emuLOAD
6th December 2020, 2:29
Seb is incredibly fast and incredibly good, but only under very specific conditions. He simply does not deal well with an underperforming car, nor does he handle certain types of pressure well. We’ve seen this throughout his career.
He can win another 4 WDCs no problem, IF he happens to be on the right car, with a happy team’s full support. Please, don’t take this as an attack against him. Hi is one of the best drivers on the filed, that’s without a doubt. It’s fair to recognize, however, that the conditions he needs to thrive are those and haven’t been met at Ferrari.
lexusreliability?
5th December 2020, 18:13
Happy for George and for Valterri. Missed opportunity for Verstappen I feel. Guess Valterri is not “mediocre” after all. Before the naysers talk about the gap to Russell- this such a short track- top 3 seperated by less than a tenth. Russell would have obviously seen where Bottas was faster throughout the telemetry- but Bottas had the advantage on Russell from Practice 3 and no doubt Russell is a fast learner.
Dave
5th December 2020, 18:21
Interesting to see which of the Mercedes drivers will get the better start tomorrow.
Broke84 (@broke84)
5th December 2020, 18:46
1 second exactly between p1 and p14, incredible stuff
DeanR (@deanr)
5th December 2020, 19:12
That’s simply down to the short track. Isnf it?
Broke84 (@broke84)
5th December 2020, 19:35
It’s a short track but still impressive. The mercs in general are mighty but it’s impressive how close the cars are now.
Patrick (@anunaki)
5th December 2020, 19:25
Please get Albon out of that redbull. Shameful