Luis Hamilton took his first polar position for Ferrari when he held his head in the Sprint race for the Great Chinese Competition.
Hamilton beat Max Verstape in 0.018 seconds at Max Verstapeen, when the Maclareen challenge flees around the Shanghai Circle and starts a fast race in the front on Saturday.
Oscar Piastor came in third and Lando Noris, the winner of the Australian opening competition in last week, sixth after Ferrari and George Russell, Mercedes.
Noris appeared to be on the goal to take sprinta column with the first time of the hair follicle, but the brakes for late hair to fingers at the end of the long end to be right and run wide, forced it to abort the lap.
Mercedes midfielder Andrea Kim Antonelle came in seventh, ahead of Yuki Tsuno, Alex al-Bonney Williams and Lance at Alex al-Bonne in Williams, before the contenders.
Hamilton, 0.208 SECS, was the first tough race with Ferrari in Melbourne seven times: “I’m a little shocked.
“I didn’t expect that result, but he was so happy and very proud. The last competition was a disaster for us. We knew there was a higher level in the car.
The Sprint race, which is a shorter race, is about one-third of the Grand Prrain race, 03:00 British time on Saturday, which will lead to the main competition at 07:00 am.
McLaren is looking at Sprint’s refining as a low achievement – Pistry 0.08 SECS in Hamilton and Norris 0.544 seconds after making a mistake in both rounds of qualifying.
Unlike Ferrari and Redbul, McLaren went to two flying leaflets on their only tires. Norris had a slip in its first minute, then in the second in the second.
Outside the 10 key players, he had a strong performance at Oliver Berman in Has, ranked 12th, just after Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso and six points before his experienced friend Esteban Okon.
And Liam Laon’s painful began with Red Bull’s life because the New Zealander eventually won and complained that he couldn’t get his tires to work.
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