Zhou Guanyu was the final driver knocked out in Q2, ending up in 15th. Haas’ Mick Schumacher couldn’t quite make it into Q3 as he managed the 13th fastest time, while a slick tyre gamble for Sebastian Vettel didn’t pay off as he slid off at Turn 7 on his final run in Q2 – qualifying in 14th. Mercedes’ George Russell was the big scalp knocked out in Q2, as he could only manage the 11th fastest time, ahead of Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll in 12th.
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As a result, both Q1 and Q2 sessions saw the drivers use the intermediates for their quickest times, although some drivers took the gamble of switching to dry tyres towards the end of Q2. Red Bull’s Sergio Perez finished second, with Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton in third, while Max Verstappen was left fuming at his team as he was told to abort his final flying lap and return to the pits – he qualified eighth as a result.Ī deluge of rain hit the circuit on Saturday afternoon, with the track proving very slow to dry out. Leclerc put in the fastest time to top the results, having successfully made it through the tricky conditions in Q2 and Q3. The Monegasque put in a 1:49.412 as the conditions saw the drivers head out on dry tyres and pump in lap after lap – with the times coming down with almost every driver crossing the line.
The qualifying hour for Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix has concluded, where Charles Leclerc has topped the results.Ĭharles Leclerc has taken pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, after a frenetic end to qualifying.
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