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Results and summary of F1 qualifying at Imola 2022

Max Verstappen will start the race in a sprint ahead of Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris, who was one of many drivers to cause a red flag during the hour-long qualifying session due to a large number of interruptions.

The result of Saturday’s sprint race will set the starting grid for Sunday’s feature race. Contrary to last season, the driver who wins the sprint will not receive the accolade of pole position at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

2022 F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix Qualifying Results

Cla Pilot Weather Difference Km/h
1 NetherlandsMax Verstappen 1’27.999   200.825
2 MonacoCharles Leclerc 1’28.778 0.779 199.062
3 United KingdomLando Norris 1’29.131 1.132 198.274
4 DenmarkKevin Magnussen 1’29.164 1.165 198.201
5 SpainFernando Alonso 1’29.202 1.203 198.116
6 AustraliaDaniel Ricciardo 1’29.742 1.743 196.924
7 Mexico Sergio Perez 1’29,808 1,809 196,779
8 Finland Valtteri Bottas 1’30.439 2.440 195.406
9 GermanySebastian Vettel 1’31.062 3.063 194.069
10 Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
11 United KingdomGeorge Russell 1’20.757   218.834
12 GermanyMick Schumacher 1’20.916   218.404
13 United KingdomLewis Hamilton 1’21.138   217.806
14 China Guanyu Zhou 1’21.434 217.015
15 CanadaLance Stroll 1’28.119 0.120 200.551
16 16 Japan Yuki Tsunoda 1’20.474 219.603
17 France Pierre Gasly 1’20,732 218,902
18 CanadaNicholas Latifi 1’21.971   215.593
19 FranceEsteban Ocon 1’22.338   214.632
20 Thailand Alexander Albon

What happened in Q1 at Imola?

The session began with a slightly damp track that quickly dried. After about 12 minutes came the first red flag, caused by Alexander Albon’s Williams when his right rear brake overheated and caught fire, causing an explosion.

Times dropped throughout the session, with Carlos Sainz moving into first place with seven minutes to go with a lap of 1:20.319, 0.03s ahead of Verstappen. Leclerc was the one who took control four minutes from the end with a 1m19.545s, 0.015s quicker than Sainz.

Sainz moved into first place with a 1m19.305s before Verstappen edged him out by 0.01s (1m19.295s), then Leclerc moved back into the lead by half a second with a 1m18.796s.

In the battle to get to Q2, Lewis Hamilton struggled to pass by just 0.004s. The AlphaTauri of Yuki Tsunoda and Pierre Gasly, Esteban Ocon of Alpine (who suffered a problem with the gearbox) and the Williams of Nicholas Latifi and Albon were eliminated in the first round.

2022 F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix Q1 Results

Cla Pilot Chassis laps Weather Difference Interval Km/h
1 MonacoCharles Leclerc Ferrari 10 1’18.796     224.280
2 NetherlandsMax Verstappen Red Bull 11 1’19.295 0.499 0.499 222.869
3 Spain Carlos Sainz Jr. ferrari 10 1’19,305 0.509 0.010 222,840
4 China Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo 13 1’19.730 0.934 0.425 221.653
5 Mexico Sergio Perez Red Bull 12 1’19,773 0.977 0.043 221,533
6 Australia Daniel Ricciardo McLaren eleven 1’19,980 1,184 0.207 220,960
7 Denmark Kevin Magnussen Haas 11 1’20.147 1,351 th most common 0.167 220,499
8 United KingdomLando Norris McLaren 10 1’20.168 1.372 0.021 220.442
9 SpainFernando Alonso Alpine 12 1’20.198 1.402 0.030 220.359
10 CanadaLance Stroll Aston Martin 11 1’20.342 1.546 0.144 219.964
11 GermanySebastian Vettel Aston Martin 12 1’20.364 1.568 0.022 219.904
12 United KingdomGeorge Russell Mercedes 13 1’20.383 1.587 0.019 219.852
13 Finland Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 13 1’20.419 1.623 0.036 219.754
14 GermanyMick Schumacher Haas 13 1’20.422 1.626 0.003 219.745
15 United KingdomLewis Hamilton Mercedes 12 1’20.470 1.674 0.048 219.614
16 16 Japan Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 11 11 1’20.474 1.678 0.004 219.603
17 France Pierre Gasly AlphaTauri 11 1’20,732 1,936 0.258 218,902
18 CanadaNicholas Latifi Williams 13 1’21.971 3.175 1.239 215.593
19 FranceEsteban Ocon Alpine 9 1’22.338 3.542 0.367 214.632
20 Thailand Alexander Albon williams 3

What happened in Q2 at Imola?

More rain threatened at the start of the second round of qualifying, causing almost all the cars still in action to take to the track immediately.

Sainz set the pace at the start with a 1m18.990s, but Verstappen edged him out with a 1m18.793s. The second red flag soon arrived when Sainz lost control of his Ferrari and went into the wall. Lando Norris was third fastest at the wheel of his McLaren, ahead of Sergio Pérez and Leclerc.

The rain fell again during the break, so neither driver could improve. Eliminated at this point were George Russell (Mercedes), Mick Schumacher (Haas), Hamilton, Guanyu Zhou (Alfa Romeo) and Lance Stroll (Aston Martin).

2022 F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix Q2 Results

Cla Pilot Chassis laps Weather Difference Interval Km/h
1 NetherlandsMax Verstappen Red Bull 3 1’18.793     224.288
two Spain Carlos Sainz Jr. ferrari 3 1’18,990 0.197 0.197 223,729
3 United KingdomLando Norris McLaren 5 1’19.294 0.501 0.304 222.871
4 Mexico Sergio Perez Red Bull 5 1’19,296 0.503 0.002 222,866
5 MonacoCharles Leclerc Ferrari 4 1’19.584 0.791 0.288 222.059
6 SpainFernando Alonso Alpine 6 1’19.595 0.802 0.011 222.029
7 Denmark Kevin Magnussen Haas 3 1’19.902 1,109 0.307 221,175
8 GermanySebastian Vettel Aston Martin 6 1’19.957 1.164 0.055 221.023
9 Australia Daniel Ricciardo McLaren 3 1’20.031 1,238 0.074 220,819
10 Finland Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 5 1’20.192 1.399 0.161 220.376
11 United KingdomGeorge Russell Mercedes 3 1’20.757 1.964 0.565 218.834
12 GermanyMick Schumacher Haas 3 1’20.916 2.123 0.159 218.404
13 United KingdomLewis Hamilton Mercedes 3 1’21.138 2.345 0.222 217.806
14 China Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo 3 1’21.434 2.641 0.296 217.015
15 CanadaLance Stroll Aston Martin 3 1’28.119 9.326 6.685 200.551

What happened in Q3 at Imola?

With Carlos Sainz dropping out of the fight early, nine cars contested the final round of qualifying in wet conditions.

The opening laps, with all the cars on intermediate tyres, were stopped when Kevin Magnussen spun his Haas at Acqua Minerale. Verstappen meanwhile had a short excursion on the grass without consequences.

After the restart, Leclerc set the bar at 1m18.778s, 0.02s quicker than Verstappen.

The Dutchman later moved up to first place with a 1m27.999s, 0.779s quicker than Leclerc, despite being forced to slow down as Valtteri Bottas had stalled in the final sector right in front of him, causing another red flag. Verstappen hit the gravel on his next lap, just as the red flag brought the session to a halt once again.

Q3 resumed with three minutes to go, but rain had returned to the Italian circuit as Bottas’s car was removed.

Thus, Verstappen and Leclerc will start tomorrow from the front row, ahead of Norris (who caused the last red flag at Acqua Minerale with less than a minute to go) and Magnussen who finished fifth.

Alpine’s Fernando Alonso will start the sprint race in fifth place, ahead of Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren), Pérez, Bottas, Sebastian Vettel (Aston Martin) and Sainz.

2022 F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix Q3 Results

Cla Pilot Chassis laps Weather Difference Interval Km/h
1 NetherlandsMax Verstappen Red Bull 8 1’27.999     200.825
2 MonacoCharles Leclerc Ferrari 8 1’28.778 0.779 0.779 199.062
3 United KingdomLando Norris McLaren 7 1’29.131 1.132 0.353 198.274
4 Denmark Kevin Magnussen Haas 7 1’29.164 1,165 0.033 198.201
5 SpainFernando Alonso Alpine 8 1’29.202 1.203 0.038 198.116
6 Australia Daniel Ricciardo McLaren 7 1’29,742 1,743 0.540 196,924
7 Mexico Sergio Perez Red Bull 8 1’29,808 1,809 0.066 196,779
8 Finland Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 5 1’30.439 2.440 0.631 195.406
9 GermanySebastian Vettel Aston Martin 7 1’31.062 3.063 0.623 194.069
10 Spain Carlos Sainz Jr. ferrari 0

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