Things were perfetto for Charles Leclerc in qualifying at Monza, but the calculators are out for how the full grid will line up... ItalianGP 🇮🇹 F1
In Q2, Sainz set the initial standard as Leclerc made an error on his opening effort and had to go again with the track to himself, making it a Ferrari 1-2 as the tifosi got to see more of the Scuderia’s special yellow-detailed livery to mark their 75th anniversary as a constructor.
De Vries, meanwhile, would not have woken up expecting to be in Q2 and he went into his final run needing to find three tenths of a second to reach Q3. He was on course to do so through the first sector, but then made a mistake and his chances were gone. Still a solid debut effort though. Yuki Tsunoda, who will start right at the back having incurred grid penalties for three separate reasons – two of them down to his driving – did not leave the garage at all during Q2, with Alfa Romeo duo Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu and Alpine’s Esteban Ocon the others to fall by the wayside.
Strangely, for the first Q3 run it was Sainz, knowing he would start at the back, getting the benefit of a Ferrari tow from Leclerc, and the Spaniard used it to take P1 ahead of his team-mate with Red Bull duo Verstappen and Perez third and fourth. The Ferrari roles were reversed for the final ‘hot’ laps and while Sainz went even faster, Leclerc’s 1:20.161 was enough to secure pole – one he had secured outright as although Verstappen split the Ferraris, P2 on the road was the best the World Championship leader could manage.3 Carlos Sainz Ferrari +0.2687 Lando Norris McLaren +1.42310 Fernando Alonso Alpine No time 13 Nyck de Vries Williams +1.59316 Nicholas Latifi Williams +1.665 19 Kevin Magnussen Haas +1.
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