Max Verstappen's 1:33.660 secured pole at the Chinese Grand Prix, with Fernando Alonso producing one of the afternoon's great surprises by splitting the two Red Bulls in P3.
Max Verstappen's 1:33.660 secured pole at the Chinese Grand Prix, with Fernando Alonso producing one of the afternoon's great surprises by splitting the two Red Bulls in P3.
Max Verstappen delivered a 1:18.792 to claim pole position at Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, separating Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to hand Red Bull a critical foothold in the championship battle.
Lando Norris converts a third-place grid slot into a commanding home victory to close to within eight points of championship leader Oscar Piastri, while Nico Hülkenberg's 16-place recovery from the back of the grid secures a remarkable podium for Sauber.
Charles Leclerc scorched to pole at Baku City Circuit with a 1:41.365 as Ferrari locked out the front row, while championship leader Max Verstappen could manage only sixth and title rival Lando Norris failed to escape Q1.
Lando Norris clocked a 1:29.525 to claim pole position at Marina Bay by 0.203 seconds from Max Verstappen, putting McLaren on the ideal footing for a race where the circuit makes overtaking brutally difficult.