Charles Leclerc takes pole at Australian Grand Prix, Hamilton starts fifth
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton will start the Australian Grand Prix from fifth after Charles Leclerc secured pole position for Sunday's race.
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Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton will start the Australian Grand Prix from fifth after Charles Leclerc secured pole position for Sunday's race.
Fernando Alonso has offered his thoughts on qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, with a technical fault costing him a potential shot at pole position.
Lewis Hamilton will be in Formula One for many more years, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has claimed despite the Briton’s dissatisfactory start to the new season.
Championship leader Charles Leclerc will start on pole for the Australian Grand Prix after outpacing 2022 rival Max Verstappen with his final lap of an exciting Melbourne qualifying that was disrupted by crashes.
Whilst Charles Leclerc sealed pole position for Ferrari in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, his team-mate Carlos Sainz was experiencing a far different set of emotions.
Fernando Alonso explicó su incidente antes del choque en la Q3 cuando estaba marcando el récord del segundo sector: «Un problema hidráulico, la caja de cambios dejó de funcionar y también el motor y la dirección. Es increíble la mala suerte que tenemos, porque quizás 27 segundos más tarde, si el coche funciona, estábamos en la pole. Estas tres carreras son difíciles de explicar».
Lewis Hamilton will start the Australian Grand Prix from fifth as Charles Leclerc secured pole position for Sunday’s race.
MELBOURNE : Charles Leclerc took pole position for Ferrari in crash-laden qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday, pipping Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen on the upgraded Albert Park circuit.