Max Verstappen claims dominant Saudi Arabian GP pole from Charles Leclerc

Max Verstappen claims a dominant pole position at the F1 Saudi Arabian Gr𒀰and Prix.

Max Verstappen (NLD) Red Bull Racing celebrates his pole position in qualifying parc ferme. Formula 1 World Championship,
Max Verstappen (NLD) Red Bull Racing celebrates his pole position in qualifying parc ferme…

Reigning F1 world champion 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen put in a dominant𒊎 performance to claim pole position for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. 

The Red B🐼ull driver was 0.319 seconds quicker than Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, who had to settle for second p👍lace on the grid for the second consecutive weekend.

But it was another crushing display from Verstappen, with the three-time world champion sealing his fi💧rst pole at the Jeddah Cornice Circuit. 

Sergio Perez was third, but over 🥂three-tenths slower than his Red Bull teammate.

Fernando Alonso produced an impressive lap to put his Aston Martin on the second row in fourth, just 0.374 secs off 🦄Verstappen’s benchmark.

Oscar Piastr🐽i out-qualified teammate Lando Norris in a strong showing from McLaren in fif൩th and sixth.

Next came the Me♌rcedes duo of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, who were a disappointing seventh and eighth, over eight-tenths adrift.

Lewis Hamilton (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 W15. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 2, Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Jeddah, Saudi
Lewis Hamilton (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 W15. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 2, Saudi Arabian…

RB’s Yuki Tsunoda and Aston Mart⛄in dri𝔉ver Lance Stroll completed the top-10 order.

Oli🐷ver Bearman narrowly missed out on a spot in Q3 as he ended up a respectable 11th in his first ever F1 qualifying.

The 18-year-old has 🐠become the youngest-ever British F1 dr♊iver, and the youngest to drive for Ferrari, as a last-minute replacement for Carlos Sainz, who was struck down with appendicitis.

Alex Albon put his Williams 12th ahead of Haas’ Ke♐vin Magnussen and the RB of Daniel Ricciardo, who couldn’t join his teammate in the top-10.

Nico Hulkenberg stopped on track with a loss of power in his Haas during Q2, leaving✱ him only 15th.

Sauber’s Valtteri Bott꧙as was 16th, ahead of the Al🍌pine pair of Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly, while Williams driver Logan Sargeant also suffered a Q1 elimination in 19th.

Zඣhou Gu🌃anyu did not get out in time to complete a lap following his huge FP3 crash and he will start 20th and last. 

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