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F1’s qualifying sessions are shaping up to be the biggest party of the Grand Prix weekend. Yes, on Sunday max verstappen Usually you crush without rivals, but in a race against time, one turn can change the situation drastically. Equality is great there, more and more people apply, and Max changes from another planet to a human on Earth. That was evident in Austin and Mexico, and Max was surprised in Q3. In Austin, he was challenged by Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes. And this time, Amazingly, Aston Martin is already close to that battle againMax faced everyone in a complicated situation with a rain warning when the first rain fell at the beginning of Q3. And on this occasion, he regained pole position and aimed for victory on Sunday this sprint week.


After two complicated classifications, Verstappen did not want to fail again. In Q3, he set the first lap faster than anyone else without making a single mistake. That was the key. In a nation of drivers who are often compared to the legendary Ayrton Senna, a true magician in the rain, Max Verstappen started Q3 by smashing the table with a time that earned him provisional pole position. This was very important when Q3 started. It rains. Again, at Red Bull they were the smartest in class in strategy. I saw what would happen and they brought Max out first, as the first guy on the track, so he could take advantage of the better conditions and get pole position. No one could surpass him now.

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Behind him was Leclerc’s Ferrari with a time of 0.294 seconds. And this time the surprise came from Aston Martin.

He hit rock bottom in Austin and Mexico, but resurfaced in Brazil.. Lance Stroll was third with a time of 0:617, Alonso was fourth with a time of 0:660, followed by Hamilton (fifth with a time of 0:742) and Russell (sixth with a time of 0:863 but eighth due to suspension). The start) was followed. Norris finished 7th, Sainz 8th (he started 7th) and Perez 9th. No one expected a green car, and no one could imagine that it could surpass a green car. mercedes. But they were there.A clear example of this in F1 this time, except for the following: Max Sunday will be even higher, very difficult to predict and conditions can change significantly from race to race.

What no one knew at the time was that nothing would change. It rained, so everything remains the same. Max’s pole position was confirmed, Stroll’s 3rd place and Fernando Alonso’s 4th place.

Green revival? Maybe it’s just something that happened in his day. Or maybe it’s just the perfect combination of track design and difficult track conditions and temperatures. Aston Martin to once again demonstrate its highest level. In F1, where races are this close, some days you can be good and other days you can be down. And the route at Interlagos is very similar to Zandvoort, where Alonso was second.

Or maybe this is Aston Martin’s first demonstration that it fully understands its improvements And by mixing some of these works with other previous works, they managed to find the right path. However, there are no blacks or whites in F1. Maybe the car wasn’t that bad in Mexico, and maybe it wasn’t that good in Brazil. Or maybe they only know it at Aston Martin and further conclusions will be drawn at Sunday’s race. And we’ll have to see if Aston Martin is equally competitive at different tracks like Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi.

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There was a second left turn. One final lap. A fierce battle against time and the elements.But finally the clouds came down hard interlagos and They left the devoted Brazilian people without their last batucada. There are no plans to reopen, and the above-mentioned position has been maintained. Verstappen made the difference with his touch and three races later he was back on pole position, heading for his 52nd F1 win this Sunday by one place. Sebastian VettelRanks 3rd for most wins in history. Verstappen He will aim for his 17th win in 20 races from pole position on Sunday and look to extend his absolute record for the year.

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Sainz, 8th place

Carlos Sainz will have to bounce back after starting seventh on Sunday. The Madrid native set the fastest time in eighth place, but a second-place penalty on Russell moved him up. Sainz was unable to set a good time as Ferrari was late and forced him out on the asphalt. When it started raining at the beginning of Q3. At the turn, he was affected by the wind and was unable to set a good time. Although it ended far away, 1 inch 262, defeated “Czech” Perez in the final round of qualifying.

He had to try harder on the last turn, but the sky didn’t give him that chance. He will have to put that to rest this week on Saturday’s sprint day and Sunday’s complex race. His teammate Leclerc will start second but knows that Ferrari will suffer even more on Sunday due to tire deterioration.

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The season finale and Monaco’s failure will be shown. Where are the most overtakes in F1?

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The Formula 1 2025 season was full of competition and transitions. Although fewer in number than last year and fans and drivers not always able to enjoy the action on track, there were still plenty of genuine overtakes.

On some routes there were very few, as expected. The fewest overtakes took place in Monaco; There were only four overtakes during the entire race. And most of them were at the season finale, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – 60th.

Below is the exact number of actual overtakes on each stage; this number does not take into account position changes on pit road during the first lap as the driver exits or exits the track. The chart only reflects actual overtaking on the motorway.

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The Verstappen Racing team has opened a new page in the history of the Max Verstappen racing program by signing an agreement with Mercedes-AMG Motorsport.

According to the agreement, the team will continue to compete in GT World Challenge Europe and will switch to the Mercedes-AMG GT3 car for the Sprint Cup and Endurance Cup series from 2026.

Chris Lalham will continue to compete in Sprint Cup for the second consecutive season. He will be joined by Daniel Juncdella, who has extensive experience in GT3 and a strong background at Mercedes-AMG. The duo will compete in five Sprint Cup rounds at iconic European tracks.

Verstappen Racing will also compete in the Endurance Cup GT World Challenge Europe in 2026. Lalham and Juncdella will be joined by Jules Gougnon on five Endurance tours, including the legendary 24 Hours of Spa.

The team’s opponent will be Ukrainian Ivan Klimenko, who competes in the Silver class in the same championship.

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Mercedes driver George Russell received a rather unusual Christmas gift from Charles Leclerc as part of Secret Santa.

The Briton received a chart showing his overtakes at the Dutch Grand Prix, arguably one of the most exciting moments of the season.

After unwrapping the gift, Russell said: “Look at him. He’s such a nice guy. He can only overtake illegally, so that’s all he has going for him – taking people off the track. I’m speechless to be honest.”

When asked if he wanted to wish Leclerc a Merry Christmas, the British driver playfully added:

“He doesn’t deserve this. Maybe I’ll give him another photo of Kimi knocking him out of the race and remind him of what happened a few laps later. Thank you Charles. Thank you for nothing.”

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