China GP: Lewis Hamilton takes a qualifier of Ferrari for Shock First Sprint Ferrari. F1 news

Lewis Hamilton insisted on an amazing pillar of Saturday sprints on the Grand Prix of China on the second race with Ferrari.

At the end of the 10 -day, Hamilton was mixed in the first place in the Grand Prix at the Grand Prix at the Grand Prix at the end of the 10th as he returned to a sensual style in the difficult debut with the team in Melbourne last weekend.

MCLAREN was still the favorite grid, but Hamilton not only surpassed the first new teammate, Charles LeclerC, for the first time, and had more speed than all major rivals to claim the first pole position in the symbolic red of Motorsport in the second attempt.

MCLAREN was able to rank third with OSCAR PIASTRI and SIXTH after a mistake. Early title leader Lando Norris.

MAX VERSTAPPEN will share another powerful show in his Red Bull and share Sprint Front ROW with Old Rival Hamilton.

When Riccardo Adami delivered the news he qualified for Paul, Hamilton, who was qualified, replied: “Really? Hahaha! Mega job. Ooh!”

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Lewis Hamilton claims the position of the first sprint in the season in the Chinese GP.

He got out of the car and added: “I didn’t expect the result, but I’m so happy and proud.

“The last race was a disaster for us, but we knew we had more pace in the car.

“I was a bit shocked. I can’t believe we have a pillar in the sprint!”

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Charles LeclerC was confused after being instructed to recognize Hamilton’s position at the end of SQ2.

But VERSTAPPEN was the second, but in Red Bull’s chief team, Liam Lawson’s life worsened by raping the slowest rap on SQ1.

The New Zealand was right above the cut line rather than the last run, but due to the cost of 9 times, he ran wide and condemned him on the back of the Sprint’s grid.

China GP Sprint Qualifier: Top 10

1) Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari

2) MAX VERSTAPPEN, Red Bull

3) Oscar Pia Tree, McLaren

4) Charles Lecrlerc, Ferrari

5) George Russell, Mercedes

6) Lando Norris, MCLAREN

7) Some Antonelli, Mercedes

8) Yuki Tsunoda, Gyeongju Bull

9) Alex Albon, Williams

10) Lance walk, Aston Martin

George Russell was ranked fifth in Mercedes and would share three rows with Noris at 3am Sprint Start on Saturday morning. KIMI Antonelli ranked seventh in the second silver arrow in Italy, compared to Melbourne’s debut, and was eliminated in the first quarter before it ranked fourth in Q1 and ranked fourth in the race.

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Liam Lawson

‘Slightly Gobe Smoke’ -Reaction to Hamilton’s first Ferraripol

Lewis Hamilton: “I was a bit Gobsmacked, I went back by it, I didn’t know when we would reach this position.

“Since last weekend, it has been struggling a week, we wanted to come here and go to the weekend and bring the car to a good place.

“I started right away with a better feeling in the car. I can’t believe that we are in front of the winter test, Australia, and even today.”

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Take a sensational pillar for a qualified sprint with Lewis Hamilton.

SKY SPORTS F1’s Martin Brundle: “I was able to see it right away in the first four turns, and Hamilton put it on the point. The car was really stable and confused with the throttle, and he got tires, pressure and temperature completely on the window.”

SKY SPORTS F1 Karun CHandhok: “What are you talking about! Lewis Hamilton is in the play!” We didn’t get a fairy tale moment in Melbourne, but I had to wait six days.

“It justified his movement in any way. He was reinvested, re -visited, and motivated, but most importantly was delivered to the time sheet today.”

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SKY SPORTS F1’s Live China GP Schedule

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As China Grand Prix hosts the first of six sprints this season, Simon Lazenby explains why this form is so important.

Saturday, March 22

  • 2:25 am: China GP Sprint Build Up*
  • 3:00 am: China GP Sprint*
  • 5:45 am: F1 Academy Race 1*
  • 6:35 am: China GP Eligible Build Up*
  • 7 am: Chinese GP qualifiers*
  • 9 am: TED’s qualification notebook*

Sunday, March 23

  • 2:40 am: F1 Academy Race 2
  • 5:30 am: China GP Build Up: Grand Prix Sunday*
  • 7 am: Chinese Grand Prix*
  • 9 am: Chinese GP reaction: Checkered flag*
  • 10 am: Ted’s laptop*

*Also at the SKY SPORTS main event

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