by VALERIO BARRETTA
Suzuka, the results of the Qualifying
1st row | 1. Max Verstappen 1:28.197 Red Bull |
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2. Sergio Perez 1:28.263 Red Bull |
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2nd row | 3. Lando Norris 1:28.489 McLaren |
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4. Carlos Sainz 1:28.682 Ferrari |
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3rd row | 5. Fernando Alonso 1:28.686 Aston Martin |
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6. Oscar Piastri 1:28.760 McLaren |
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4th row | 7. Lewis Hamilton 1:28.766 Mercedes |
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8. Charles Leclerc 1:28.786 Ferrari |
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5th row | 9. George Russell 1:29.008 Mercedes |
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10. Yuki Tsunoda 1:29.413 RB |
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6th row | 11. Daniel Ricciardo 1:29.472 RB |
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12. Nico Hülkenberg 1:29.494 Haas |
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7th row | 13. Valtteri Bottas 1:29.593 Kick Sauber |
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14. Alex Albon 1:29.714 Williams |
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8th row | 15. Esteban Ocon 1:29.816 Alpine |
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16. Lance Stroll 1:30.024 Aston Martin |
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9th row | 17. Pierre Gasly 1:30.119 Alpine |
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18. Kevin Magnussen 1:30.131 Haas |
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10th row | 19. Logan Sargeant 1:30.139 Williams |
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20. Guanyu Zhou 1:30.143 Kick Sauber |
Suzuka, the Qualifying Chronicle
At Suzuka, on the Red Bull and at least on the flying lap, Max Verstappen it seems unbeatable. The curves of the Japanese track enhance the qualities of the RB20 and the Dutchman, who won the fourth pole position in the first four races: no one better than him in 2000, you have to bother Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, Mika Hakkinen and Nigel Mansell to find something Better.
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Suzuka, live coverage of Qualifying
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The program
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