Lewis Hamilton will start the Spanish Grand Prix from pole position with Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel alongside on the front row.
| Row 1 | Lewis Hamilton 1’19.149 Mercedes | |
| Sebastian Vettel 1’19.200 Ferrari | ||
| Row 2 | Valtteri Bottas 1’19.373 Mercedes | |
| Kimi Raikkonen 1’19.439 Ferrari | ||
| Row 3 | Max Verstappen 1’19.706 Red Bull | |
| Daniel Ricciardo 1’20.175 Red Bull | ||
| Row 4 | Fernando Alonso 1’21.048 McLaren | |
| Sergio Perez 1’21.070 Force India | ||
| Row 5 | Felipe Massa 1’21.232 Williams | |
| Esteban Ocon 1’21.272 Force India | ||
| Row 6 | Kevin Magnussen 1’21.329 Haas | |
| Carlos Sainz 1’21.371 Toro Rosso | ||
| Row 7 | Nico Hulkenberg 1’21.397 Renault | |
| Romain Grosjean 1’21.517 Haas | ||
| Row 8 | Pascal Wehrlein 1’21.803 Sauber | |
| Marcus Ericsson 1’22.332 Sauber | ||
| Row 9 | Jolyon Palmer 1’22.401 Renault | |
| Lance Stroll 1’22.411 Williams | ||
| Row 10 | Stoffel Vandoorne 1’22.532 McLaren | |
| Daniil Kvyat 1’22.746 Toro Rosso |
Victor. (@victor)
13th May 2017, 14:02
1) Alonso :O
2) Bottas has the measure of Hamilton, easily lost 3 tenths at the exit of the chicane.
3) Considering the Mercedes is quicker in the final sector I hope Vettel jumps Hamilton at the start so that we see a close battle on the main straight.
Wooolfy
13th May 2017, 14:47
But it’s Lewis on pole! His 64th!
Todfod (@todfod)
13th May 2017, 15:08
I think in the final run in Q3 the Ferrari was quicker in S1, but the Mercs were dominating in S3, which should make the run in to the DRS zone fun.
AntoineDeParis (@antoine-de-paris)
13th May 2017, 14:16
Macca the slowest car? not in a real world :)
Sviatoslav (@)
13th May 2017, 14:30
Unfortunately, Ferrari seems the fastest car on track. Vettel was much faster than Hamilton until the last sector.
Fran
13th May 2017, 14:57
Faster only on certain parts of the track, the sectors were shared between Bottas, Hamilton and Raikkonen at one point, which clearly shows the strengths of the two cars and also the driver is making the final difference.
Its great to see.
BobW
14th May 2017, 0:35
At less than 1/10th difference between the top four cars, the difference is not phenomenal between cars or drivers. Tomorrow is going to be about pace, tire ware, and strategy.
Todfod (@todfod)
13th May 2017, 15:11
Great quali session overall. Almost nothing between the Ferrari and the Mercs. Kimi disappointed again after a promising start to the weekend. Alonso showing why he’s still F1’s top dog.
verstappen (@verstappen)
13th May 2017, 21:30
I think Vandoorne must raise his game quickly. I know how good FA is, but the gap is way too big
Neil
14th May 2017, 11:57
Hey! You took away the position numbers! Why? That was one of the things I preferred about your page over others!