Ahead of the third round of the 2022 Formula 1 World Championships, Ferrari finally confirmed its slight superiority against Red Bull Racing after qualifying. Thus, Charles Leklerk took the pole position at the Australian F1GB, his second record this year. By his side, Max Verstappen, who is not happy with his single-seat balance, will be out on Sunday to challenge for victory in Monaco. In the back, Sergio Perez accepts his role second, advancing a third time ahead of the day’s surprise Lando Norris. Despite Mclaren being too far away in the first two races, the Woking team came back into play this weekend. Finally, we will note that there are two Mercedes in the third row, which is not certain even on Friday evening and beyond. Free3, This morning. Positive, therefore, is still at least on a regular basis, even if the stage fight still seems a bit far from the silver arrows. Put on a complete starting point while waiting for a race where you can book other surprises with new exits and interruptions from the track under the red flag.
- Leclerc (Ferrari)
- Verstappen (Red Bull)
- Perez (Red Bull)
- Norris (McLaren)
- Hamilton (Mercedes)
- Russell (Mercedes)
- Ricciardo (McLaren)
- Okan (Alpine)
- Science (Ferrari)
- Alonso (Alpine)
- Casley (Alpha Dowry)
- Potassium (Alfa Romeo)
- Sunoda (Alpha Douri)
- Cho (Alfa Romeo)
- Shoemaker (Haas)
- Magnussen (Haas)
- Cut (Aston Martin)
- Latifi (Williams)
- Ula (Aston Martin)
- Alban (Williams) – Ineligible
Shift 7:58 pm: Alex Alban is disqualified for violating Williams during inspection.
The article was published on 04/09/2022 at 12:15 pm.
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