Chinese GP: PiaSSTRI takes the first F1 pole after Sprint SECOND | Motorsports News

Australian Oscar Pacide claims his first pole in Formula One in the Chinese Grand Prix with George Russell II.

Oscar Pacide from McLaren seized the first suitable position in his career in Formula One in the Chinese Grand Prize race with the fastest roll so far around the Shanghai International Circle.

Australia, the winner of the race twice and who previously previously the enemy column, in one minute 30,641 seconds and joined the front row to start on Sunday George Russell after Mercedes driver made a final effort from 1: 30.723.

McLaren Lando Norris, the championship leader and winner The opening of the season in AustraliaHe gave up his last bosom – while PiaSSTRI improved his time – and will start third with Red Bulls Versaben IV.

Ferrari filled the third row with Lewis Hamilton ranked fifth, but 0.286 seconds from the Pole’s pace yet Winning the previous enemy raceAnd his colleague Charles Licerirk VI.

“The windings were a little bit, but I am only pumped to be on the pole,” said PiaSSTRi, who started in the front row in Australia.

The first Australian to take the pole since Daniel Ricardo in Mexico in 2018, and His Majesty 107 in the history of F1, Piasstri ranked second in the enemy and can now look to much larger points on Sunday.

“It is great for Oscar to get the first pole. He was close, and many front rows, and that was a huge roll,” said Zach Brown, CEO of McLaren.

Norris congratulated his success and was happier with his own car after working until the eighth of the enemy.

He blamed himself for some mistakes: “We have changed a lot on the car (after the enemy) because we were not anywhere.”

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Russell Mercedes said he struggled to make tires properly, but everything has changed in the last lap.

He added: “I did something completely different in this last roll, and everything is alive, the roll was great.”

“I had a big moment in the rotation, but everything gathered. I really was surprised when I crossed the line, I knew it was a good roll but to be between McLeans – just screaming.”

The French rookie ISCK Hadjar qualified in the seventh of the bull race, which is a strong response to his appearance in his nightmare in Melbourne, with Mercedes Andrea Andrea Kimi Antonelle VIII and Yuki Tsunoda ninth of the bull.

Alex Albon completed the 10 best in Williams.

Liam Lawson, Verstaben’s colleague, who was already struggling only two races at work, had another qualification and will start in the past.

“I must deal with it,” the New Zealand said.

“It was a chaotic session and we did not deal with traffic and such things may have been fine, but frankly, it is still not good enough.

“I just need to get his head. I think it’s time. Unfortunately, I don’t have a right time.”

Red Paul coach Christian Horner asked whether there was a starting problem with a driver to be replaced by low -performance Mexican Sergio Perez, and he agreed on strong points, and he agreed that it was a difficult day for Lawson.

“We will take a good look at it, go through it and try to give it the best car tomorrow,” he said.

Australian Jacques Douuhan, who collected two penalty points for a collision in the enemy’s race, also came out in the first obstacle and will start eighteen with his colleague in the Alps Pierre Jasli XVI.