I think maybe one position more could’ve been in it, but we start the race on the clean side which might actually be better for tomorrow’s race start. “It seems like we pretty much got the maximum out of it. There’s some chances of mixed weather tomorrow and in this position you hope for that.” My lap was good, there were no mistakes and the car actually felt fine so it’s one of those where you’re P18 but it’s hard to understand why. Mick and I have different set-ups but it was two tenths that I was behind. “It was a pretty smooth qualifying, but I didn’t have any more in it. World Champion and current series leader Max Verstappen placed his Red Bull Racing on pole position in Q3 with a quick lap of 1:29.304 ahead of Scuderia Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. His first charging lap of 1:31.439 proved to be his fastest to qualify 15th on the grid for Sunday’s 53-lap race. Schumacher again ran two sets of the soft compound in Q2. Magnussen also ran two sets of softs, the Dane missing out on Q2 with a best lap of 1:31.352 to finish 18th on the timesheet. Schumacher bounced back from having to sit out yesterday’s second session due to a chassis change by setting a hot lap of 1:31.152 on his second set of soft rubber to place 13th at the checkered – the German advancing into Q2 comfortably. Two hours later and qualifying kicked off with the opening knockout round – Q1.
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Haas F1 Team drivers Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen qualified 15th and 18th respectively for the Japanese Grand Prix, Round 18 of the 2022 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.Īfter the downpour that dominated Friday’s track time, Schumacher and Magnussen had their first taste of the Suzuka Circuit in dry conditions in final practice head of qualifying – sampling the Pirelli P Zero Yellow medium and Red tires in the 60-minute session.
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