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Lewis Hamilton will start Saturday’s first-ever Formula One sprint race from pole position after a stellar qualifying display on a stunning, picturesque, summer’s evening at Silverstone.
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Max Verstappen drove another stellar race as he claimed another dominant victory. Valtteri Bottas was given the get-go by Mercedes as he came second and Lando Norris finished in a fantastic third for McLaren.
Around the Red Bull Ring, the Styrian Grand Prix gave us many talking points with the Red Bull’s dominant once more in their home race.
Max Verstappen took a very impressive victory around the Red Bull Ring as he secured Red Bull’s third consecutive victory. The Mercedes pair of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas came second and third as the pressure on them mounts even more.
Max Verstappen took his third pole position of 2021 under the scorching Styrian sun ahead of Valtteri Bottas, who will take a three-place grid drop and Lewis Hamilton with the seven-time world champion starting tomorrow’s race alongside the Red Bull.
Max Verstappen set a fantastic 1:29.990 lap time to get himself onto pole position for the French Grand Prix. The Dutchman will be joined on the front row by Championship rival Lewis Hamilton with Valtteri Bottas directly behind him in third.
Sergio Perez was triumphant around the speedy streets of Baku in Sunday’s hectic Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Pierre Gasly. With plenty of action to suffice, here are the five takeaways from the sixth round of the 2021 Formula One season.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull claimed the Championship lead after a dominant display around the streets of Monaco. Although it was an afternoon for the pit-wall as strategic choices proved to be pivotal up and down the field.
Hometown hero Charles Leclerc took pole in Saturday afternoon’s Formula One qualifying session, despite a crash at the exit of the tricky Swimming Pool chicane which ended the Q3 session prematurely.
Lewis Hamilton claimed a century of pole positions as he narrowly beat Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and teammate Valtteri Bottas.
The 2021 Portuguese Grand Prix was an eye-opener to many, especially Red Bull. There were split strategies, on-track overtakes and action throughout the field, here are a few key takeouts from this weekend’s Grand Prix.
The Brit’s crucial overtakes on Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas allowed him to take victory at Portimao. The Dutchman finished in second with the Finn rounding off the podium in third.
Lewis Hamilton beat Max Verstappen to claim victory at Bahrain, the seven-time world champion inherited track position after an early undercut before he fended off the Dutchman in the closing stages of the Grand Prix.
Dutchman Max Verstappen brings the heat to Mercedes as he puts his car on pole position ahead of Lewis Hamilton in second and Valtteri Bottas in third.
All eyes will be on Lewis Hamilton this season as Mercedes go in search of their eighth straight Constructors’ Championship. The Silver Arrows have won all seven titles in the V6 turbo era and will take some stopping in 2021.
The flying Dutchman controlled the race from start to finish as he claimed his tenth career win. Valtteri Bottas finished 16 seconds behind the Red Bull to claim second and Lewis Hamilton came third.
Max Verstappen was able to claim the first non-Mercedes pole position of the year and the first at the Yas Marina circuit since 2013 as he jumped on top ahead of Valtteri Bottas and the returning Lewis Hamilton.
Distraught, sad, unhappy. Those are just some of the emotions George Russell must be feeling as a potential F1 win slipped out of his hands and saw Sergio Perez pick up his first win.
Valtteri Bottas was pushed by George Russell as he replaces Lewis Hamilton this weekend, but the Finn was able to claim pole position for the 16th time in his career ahead of Russell and Max Verstappen in third.
Lewis Hamilton drove comfortably to take the win at the Hungarian Grand Prix. We learned many things from the Grand Prix, Haas’ sneaky strategy, Racing Point’s pace and many more.