168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen made his frustrations clear af🧔ter battling to P6 in sprint qualifying at the F1 Qatar🎶 Grand Prix.

The Red Bull driver has already wrapped up this season’s Formula 1 drivers’ championship in spite of hisꦬ below-par machinery in the latter half of the campaign.

Although Red Bull have la✅rgely got on top of their problems, Verstappen was no match for McLaren’s Lando Norris on Friday in Qatar.

Pole-sitter Norris, his teammate Oscar Piastri, Mercedes’ 🦹George Russell and both Ferrari drivers were quicker than Verstappen on Frida🔯y.

“No pace, to be honest,” he complained afterwa🍷rds.

“Too slow. I just don’t have the balance to attack the entry to mid-cor𒆙ner.

“The car is just a bit… off!

“So, it makes it really difficult around here. Tཧhe very high speed is okay but the rest is not okay.

“This makes it difficult to🧸 push. P6 is where we should be… maybe P7, actu🔥ally.

“It is, of course, not where you want to be.

“The sprint will be🐼 tough to fight the cars around me, with the balance that I have in my car.”

In P7 was Verstappen’s o🐬ld rival Lewis Hamilton. The Mercedes driver deserved to pinch an extra place on the starting grid for the sprint race in Qatar, Verstappen admitted.

On ༺Saturday, the sprint 🅘race precedes qualifying for the grand prix.

The sprint format makes selecting a set-up for Sunday’♉s grand prix even moಞre challenging.

Verstappen is already wary of the sessions after the sprint r♕ace, and wh🔴at his RB20 might be incapable of.

“For the other qualifying, let’s see if we ca𓆉n improve a bit,” he said.

“But I don’t expect i📖t to suddenly turn upside-down and work.

“It’s not been amazing…”

Although his fourth drivers’ title in a row is already in the bag,ꦚ Red Bull came to Qatar with hope of overthrowing McLaren in the constructors’ standings.

That ambition 🦄took a major setback on Friday🐓 in sprint qualifying.