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Max Verstappen cruised to pole position in qualifying for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver was in a class of his own throughout the weekend, so much so that he could sit out the final sprint.
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium: Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen lapped in a league of his own in Belgian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday (Aug 27) but Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz took pole position after penalties reshuffled the grid.
Lewis Hamilton told Toto Wolff he feels like he is dragging a parachute behind him as the Mercedes boss labelled his team's abject qualifying for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix as "unacceptable".
Max Verstappen believes he has a chance of securing a podium place at the Belgian Grand Prix despite his grid penalty. The current world champion is set to start in 15th place after being one of seven drivers due to start at the back of the grid after taking new parts. Ad Consensus in the paddock is that the Spa circuit lends itself to overtaking so there is more scope to progress during Sunday’s race than in the events yet to come this season.
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium :Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz will start Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix from pole position after penalties reshuffled the grid and sent Red Bull's pace-setting championship leader Max Verstappen down to 15th place.
Ferrari duo Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz — who will start the Belgian Grand Prix on pole — admitted Red Bull have the quickest car for Sunday’s race at Spa. Sainz was second quickest in qualifying but as Max Verstappen took new parts, he was one of seven drivers to be given a grid penalty. Ad That means Sainz takes pole and Sergio Perez is in second, with Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton in third and fourth respectively.
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz will start Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix from the front of the grid despite Max Verstappen obliterating the field in qualifying.
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc spun in final practice for the Belgian Grand Prix as Sergio Perez posted the fastest time.