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| F1 season 2020/ photo by Grandprix.com |
F1 qualifying duels are becoming a specific battle with the same pressure as the race for pole position at the Grand Prix. Somewhere the difference is huge. Although F1 2020 season is almost over, I suggest you look at a very interesting statistic recently published by "GPblog."
Maybe the difference in F1 qualifying duels between Red Bull drivers is predictable for 13-0, while it is hard to imagine what goes wrong. Vettel's Ferrari: 2 against 11 Leclerc. Same 13-0 status comes in the Williams F1 team. Williams has no competition at all, both drivers have the same opportunity to show the best drive.
Mercedes F1 Team: Hamilton 9-4 Bottas
Lewis Hamilton on average 0.218s faster over thirteen sessions.
Red Bull Racing: Verstappen 13-0 Albon
Verstappen on average of 0.613s faster over thirteen sessions.
Renault: Ricciardo 12-1 Ocon
Ricciardo on average 0.272s faster over thirteen sessions.
McLaren: Sainz 7-6 Norris
Norris on average 0.013s faster over thirteen sessions.
Racing Point: Perez 8-2 Stroll
Perez on average 0.060s faster over ten sessions.
Ferrari Leclerc 11-2 Vettel
Leclerc on average 0.460s faster over thirteen sessions.
AlphaTauri: Gasly 11-2 Kvyat
Gasly on average 0.342s faster over thirteen sessions.
Alfa Romeo: Raikkonen 7-6 Giovinazzi
Raikkonen on average 0.062s faster over thirteen sessions.
Haas F1 Team: Grosjean 7-5 Magnussen
Grosjean on average 0.054s faster over twelve sessions.
Williams: Russell 13-0 Latifi
Russell on average 0,700s faster over thirteen sessions.
Maybe the difference in F1 qualifying duels between Red Bull drivers is predictable for 13-0, while it is hard to imagine what goes wrong. Vettel's Ferrari: 2 against 11 Leclerc. Same 13-0 status comes in the Williams F1 team. Williams has no competition at all, both drivers have the same opportunity to show the best drive.
Full information on GPblog
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