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F1 qualifying highlights

Get quick access to your favorite articles. Manage alerts on breaking news and favorite drivers. Make your voice heard with article commenting. The flurry of early season action concludes with the Jeddah event this weekend, with opening practice topped by Max Verstappen before Alonso followed up to head FP2 in the evening. The entire Saudi Arabian GP weekend has shifted forward by one day compared to its regular schedule due to Ramadan starting on Sunday 10 March. In the United Kingdom Formula 1 is broadcast live on Sky Sports, except for the British GP which is shown live on both Sky Sports and Channel 4, with highlights shown on Channel 4 several hours after the race has finished. Autosport will be running a live text coverage of qualifying here. The full programme will run for 90 minutes, covering both qualifying and wrapping up the major talking points of the race weekend so far. For the entire F1 season, Channel 4 will broadcast highlights of every qualifying and race of each event. Dry and mild conditions are forecast for Friday night for the start of qualifying in Jeddah. The temperature is set to be 25 degrees Celsius at the start of qualifying, with a low chance of rain and moderate winds. Evans 'needs a good result soon' to reignite Formula E title bid. How drivers need to multi-task in the high-tech world of modern endurance racing.

Ever since its introduction back inthe Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix Spanish GP has been a fan-favourite, thanks in part due to its fast-paced track and challenging corners, f1 qualifying highlights. You have 2 options: Become a subscriber. The entire Saudi Arabian GP weekend has shifted forward by one day compared to its regular schedule due to Ramadan starting on Sunday 10 March.

We bring you the highlights of the qualifying session valid for the Hungarian Grand Prix, the third round of this Formula 1 world championship. After the splendid performance shown in Styria, Lewis Hamilton he confirmed his lead in the standings, taking the seventh pole position on the Hungaroring track in Hungary. An absolute level performance that will allow him to manage the first laps of tomorrow's Grand Prix with relative calm. Second place for Valtteri Bottas, followed by a super Lance stroll , very good at positioning himself in front of his teammate, Sergio Perez, and the two Ferraris of Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc. Only seventh Max Verstappen.

Verstappen overcame the changeable conditions — and a moment in the pit lane that saw him damage his front wing — to emerge with the landmark pole, finishing two-tenths clear of fired-up home favourite Norris and a further tenth up on Piastri. Ferrari and Mercedes followed line astern in positions four to seven, with Charles Leclerc edging out Carlos Sainz and George Russell getting the better of Lewis Hamilton, who survived a huge spin at the beginning of qualifying. Williams rookie Logan Sargeant had several lap times deleted en route to 14th position, meaning he also had to watch on as team mate Albon starred, with Valtteri Bottas making it through to the second phase but unable to contest it due to his Alfa Romeo stopping on track in Q1. After a Q1 exit in Monaco and Q2 exits in Spain, Canada and Austria, the other Red Bull of Sergio Perez could not make it beyond the first qualifying segment, missing the cut by two hundredths of a second in the tricky conditions. Kevin Magnussen brought up the rear in 20th position, the Haas driver having lost power and come to a halt at the exit of Stowe in a moment that brought out the red flags and led to a host of improvements when the action resumed. A wet to dry qualifying session at Silverstone brought plenty of slips and slides. After a rain-hit final practice session, the inclement conditions continued in the build-up to qualifying as more showers fell and produced a wet F2 race, but another break in the weather meant the track was only damp for the start of Q1. With more rain in the air, drivers were quick to head out and get some laps in when the first phase began, bringing an intriguing mixture of tyre choices as the Ferrari drivers, Haas cars and Williams rookie Sargeant went for intermediates, while the rest of the field went for soft slicks.

F1 qualifying highlights

Leclerc was top in all three sectors on Friday as only a later Max Verstappen effort denied Ferrari a The Dutchman had sat out the opening 20 minutes of the second session after sustaining floor damage late in FP1, which required a new floor to be fitted. But there was worse news at Williams , with Alex Albon's heavy FP1 crash sparking serious concerns for the team, with no spare tub on-site in Melbourne. Albon did not take part in FP2 and it is possible the team could be down to one car for the remainder of the weekend, although who will be in the cockpit is currently a matter of speculation. Lewis Hamilton endured a torrid day, complaining about a problem with his Mercedes as he finished down the order in 18th.

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Charles Leclerc took pole position in a stunning battle for pole at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix qualifying session, his title rival Max Verstappen settling for third on the grid — while Carlos Sainz backed up a Ferrari one-two. Leclerc aced the first two qualifying sessions but Verstappen was closing in, setting up a grandstand finish in the top shootout. Q3 saw the reigning champion take provisional pole but Leclerc eclipsed him for a final pole time of 1m

Highlights of all Formula 1 qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races will be available on Channel 4 whilst Sky will continue to show exclusive live coverage of all practice laps, qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix races throughout the next three years. Bearman will face the F2 round, but will be ready for possible use on the SF The military precision involved in bringing F1 broadcasts to life. Next news. Evans 'needs a good result soon' to reignite Formula E title bid. The Monegasque and the Englishman leave Saudi Arabia with a smile. Discover Plus content. Also, the Spanish GP , will see a saga as the Spaniards Alonso and Sainz will be looking towards a resounding performance at their home circuit. Only seventh Max Verstappen. Sao Paulo ePrix. Digital Magazines. Continue reading with advertising …. Today the two drivers compete for Red Bull and Ferrari.