Qualification Formula 1: Grand Prix Austria 2015
Posted on 20-06-2015 at 15:28 by MauritsH – 47 Comments”
Is Toro Rosso a bit of good for the day on the private Red Bull Ring and what was there at Mercedes?
The qualification of this afternoon, there was one with more than enough incident. On the track, which here and there still pretty damp, had one after the other, the driver glibbermomentje or two. Mercedes made it the bontst of all teams.
In their final round first went to Hamilton in the circle with the measurement for bend 1. He had his engine not let store and was so lucky to independently get away, an improvement on his fastest lap he could on his belly to write.
Almost at the exact same time it lost Championship control of his Mercedes. After a small correction during the submission inched his car in the last corner straight into the gravel. End of the experiment, but both drivers are tomorrow anyway just in places 1 and 2 with Hamilton on pole.
Vettel is already the whole weekend strong for the day, but unfortunately could not see a fist against the Silberpfeile. His Finnish team mate were times better along the Bruna for a set of Bic pens, because this qualification was crying with the cap on.
Max Verstappen
Our national pride drove herself to a very lofty seventh position. Max sat this weekend during the earlier training sessions in spite of problems with oversteer all around P8 and continued that trend continued in the qualification. Team-mate Sainz did not exceed P13, he missed, and therefore the final and decisive part of the qualification.
1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 1:08.455
2. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes 1:08.655
3. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) Ferrari 1:08.810
4. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Williams-Mercedes 1:09.192
5. Nico Huelkenberg (Germany) Force India – Mercedes 1:09.278
6. Valtteri Bottas (Finland) Williams-Mercedes 1:09.319
7. Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Toro Rosso – Renault 1:09.612
8. Daniil Kvyat (Russia) RedBull – Renault 1:09.694
9. Felipe Nasr (Brazil) Sauber – Ferrari 1:09.713
10. Romain Grosjean (France) Lotus – Mercedes
11. Pastor Maldonado (Venezuela) Lotus – Mercedes 1:10.374
12. Marcus Ericsson (Sweden) Sauber – Ferrari 1:10.426
13. Carlos Sainz Jr (Spain) Toro Rosso – Renault 1:10.465
14. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) RedBull – Renault 1:10.482
15. Fernando Alonso (Spain) McLaren 1:10.736
16. Sergio Perez (Mexico) Force India – Mercedes 1:12.522
17. Jenson Button (Britain) McLaren 1:12.632
18. Kimi Were Times (Finland) Ferrari 1:12.867
19. Roberto Merhi (Spain) Wagered – Ferrari 1:14.071
20. Will Stevens (Britain) Wagered – Ferrari 1:15.368