Updates, results as Red Bull’s Max Verstappen starts from pole position

Ha? Another accident? Why Red Bull is so fast now, wait… Williams fast?

He said loudly while watching the qualifying session last night. If you miss it, a summary of everything you should know.

Max Verstappen demanded consecutive poles in a chaotic quality session shaded with accidents, rain and six red flags – F1. Williams driver Carlos Sainz will start as the second (one of the team’s best performances all year) and Liam Lawson, who was downloaded by Red Bull a few months ago, will start third.

Meanwhile, the championship leader Oscar Piastri will start in the ninth place by hitting the third place and hitting obstacles.

“I think I made a little late braking,” he said in an interview after the race. “Disappointment, frankly. I felt the car in a good place.

“The first two corners were really good, then I don’t know if I tried a little too much, or you know, the rain is around.”

Meanwhile, the championship contestant Lando Norris could not benefit from his opponent’s mistake and produced a canceled tour with the seventh error.

Leclerc was an unlucky day for both Ferraris after we hit the barrier in 15 rounds to reveal the red flag and prevent others from finishing a tour time.