Results and summary of Saturday's F1 in Mexico: classification

Max Verstappen will start ahead of the Mercedes of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton after the qualifying session divided into three rounds with five cars that were eliminated in Q1 and Q2 before the final Q3 with the fastest.

2022 Mexican GP F1 Qualifying Results: Verstappen on pole, ahead of Russell

Cla	Pilot		Chassis	Weather	Difference	Km/h
1	Max Verstappen		Red Bull	1’17.775		199.220
2	George Russell		Mercedes	1’18.079	0.304	198.445
3	Lewis Hamilton		Mercedes	1’18.084	0.309	198.432
4	Sergio Pérez		Red Bull	1’18.128	0.353	198.320
5	Carlos Sainz Jr.		ferrari	1’18,351	0.576	197,756
6	Valtteri Bottas		Alfa Romeo	1’18.401	0.626	197.630
7	Charles Leclerc		Ferrari	1’18.555	0.780	197.242
8	Lando Norris		McLaren	1’18.721	0.946	196.826
9	Fernando Alonso		Alpine	1’18.939	1.164	196.283
10	Esteban Ocon		Alpine	1’19.010	1.235	196.106
11	Daniel Ricciardo		McLaren	1’19.325	1,550	195.328
12	Guanyu Zhou		Alfa Romeo	1’19.476	1.701	194.956
13	Yuki Tsunoda		Alpha Tauri	1’19.589	1.814	194.680
14	Pierre Gasly		AlphaTauri	1’19,672	1,897	194,477
15	Mick Schumacher		Haas	1’20.419	2.644	192.670
16	Sebastian Vettel		Aston Martin	1’20.419	2.644	192.670
17	Alexander Albon		williams	1’20.859	3.084	191.622
18	Nicholas Latifi		Williams	1’21.167	3.392	190.895
19	Kevin Magnussen		Haas	1’19,833	2,058	194,085
20	Lance Stroll		Aston Martin	1’20.520	2.745	192.429
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What happened in the Q1 of the classification of the Mexican GP 2022 of F1?

Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari set the pace early on with a 1m19.505s, before Verstappen edged it out by 0.283s on a 1m19.222s. Valtteri Bottas was next in his Alfa Romeo, 0.004s ahead of Hamilton.

The Mercedes driver took to the track again and improved the fastest time with a 1: 19.169, 0.053s faster than Verstappen. In the first cut fell Mick Schumacher (Haas, who had a time eliminated from the top six due to exceeding the limits of the track by cutting the curb of the apex in turn 2), the Aston Martins of Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll (who will lose three places on the grid due to a suspension from Austin), and the Williams duo, with Alexander Albon and Nicholas Latifi.

F1 Mexican GP 2022 Qualifying Q1 Results: Hamilton beats Verstappen

Cla	Pilot	Chassis	Weather	Difference	Interval	Km/h
1	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	1’19.169			195.712
2	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	1’19.222	0.053	0.053	195.582
3	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	1’19.505	0.336	0.283	194.885
4	Valtteri Bottas	Alfa Romeo	1’19.523	0.354	0.018	194.841
5	Carlos Sainz Jr.	ferrari	1’19,566	0.397	0.043	194,736
6	George Russell	Mercedes	1’19.583	0.414	0.017	194.694
7	Sergio Perez	Red Bull	1’19,706	0.537	0.123	194,394
8	Lando Norris	McLaren	1’19.857	0.688	0.151	194.026
9	Yuki Tsunoda	Alpha Tauri	1’19.907	0.738	0.050	193.905
10	Esteban Ocon	Alpine	1’19.945	0.776	0.038	193.813
11	Fernando Alonso	Alpine	1’20.006	0.837	0.061	193.665
12	Pierre Gasly	AlphaTauri	1’20.256	1,087	0.250	193,062
13	Daniel Ricciardo	McLaren	1’20,279	1,110	0.023	193,006
14	Guanyu Zhou	Alfa Romeo	1’20.283	1.114	0.004	192.997
15	Kevin Magnussen	Haas	1’20,293	1,124	0.010	192,973
16	Mick Schumacher	Haas	1’20.419	1.250	0.126	192.670
17	Sebastian Vettel	Aston Martin	1’20.419	1.250	0.000	192.670
18	Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	1’20.520	1.351	0.101	192.429
19	Alexander Albon	williams	1’20.859	1.690	0.339	191.622
20	Nicholas Latifi	Williams	1’21.167	1.998	0.308	190.895
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What happened in the Q2 of the classification of the Mexican GP 2022 of F1?

Hamilton set a 1m18.552s to take the lead, with Russell just 0.013s behind as the Mercedes fitted new soft tires from the start of the session. In the final attempts, Sainz moved up to second, 0.008s behind Hamilton, with Verstappen trailing Russell in fourth, and just 0.014s between the leaders.

That’s when Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren), Zhou Guanyu (Alfa Romeo), the AlphaTauri of Yuki Tsunoda and Pierre Gasly, and Kevin Magnussen (Haas, who has a five-place grid penalty for changing components on his engine, were left out. ).

F1 Mexican GP 2022 Qualifying Q2 Results: Hamilton tops Sainz

Cla	Pilot	Chassis	Weather	Difference	Interval	Km/h
1	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	1’18.552			197.250
two	Carlos Sainz Jr.	ferrari	1’18,560	0.008	0.008	197,230
3	George Russell	Mercedes	1’18.565	0.013	0.005	197.217
4	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	1’18.566	0.014	0.001	197.215
5	Sergio Perez	Red Bull	1’18,615	0.063	0.049	197,092
6	Valtteri Bottas	Alfa Romeo	1’18.762	0.210	0.147	196.724
7	Esteban Ocon	Alpine	1’19.081	0.529	0.319	195.930
8	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	1’19.109	0.557	0.028	195.861
9	Lando Norris	McLaren	1’19.119	0.567	0.010	195.836
10	Fernando Alonso	Alpine	1’19.272	0.720	0.153	195.458
eleven	Daniel Ricciardo	McLaren	1’19,325	0.773	0.053	195,328
12	Guanyu Zhou	Alfa Romeo	1’19.476	0.924	0.151	194.956
13	Yuki Tsunoda	Alpha Tauri	1’19.589	1.037	0.113	194.680
14	Pierre Gasly	AlphaTauri	1’19,672	1,120	0.083	194,477
15	Kevin Magnussen	Haas	1’19,833	1,281	0.161	194,085
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What happened in the Q3 of the classification of the Mexican GP 2022 of F1?

In the first laps, Sergio Pérez set the reference in 1:18.153, something that was pulverized by Verstappen with a 1:17.947, and Russell took second, 0.132s ahead of Hamilton, who lost his time for exceeding the limits off the track at the apex of turn 3. Pérez was two tenths behind in fourth position, and both Ferrari drivers had the occasional scare with several countersteering.

In the last attempt, Verstappen was even faster, with a 1:17.775 to channel his pole position, three tenths ahead of Russell, who went wide at the entrance of the Foro Sol. Hamilton saved the third position, just 0.005s from the front row, while Pérez improved, but could only be fourth.

Sainz will start fifth, ahead of Bottas, Charles Leclerc (Ferrari), Lando Norris (McLaren) and the Alpines of Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon.

2022 Mexican GP F1 Qualifying Q3 Results: Verstappen Takes Pole

Cla	Pilot	Chassis	Weather	Difference	Interval	Km/h
1	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	1’17.775			199.220
2	George Russell	Mercedes	1’18.079	0.304	0.304	198.445
3	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	1’18.084	0.309	0.005	198.432
4	Sergio Perez	Red Bull	1’18.128	0.353	0.044	198,320
5	Carlos Sainz Jr.	ferrari	1’18,351	0.576	0.223	197,756
6	Valtteri Bottas	Alfa Romeo	1’18.401	0.626	0.050	197.630
7	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	1’18.555	0.780	0.154	197.242
8	Lando Norris	McLaren	1’18.721	0.946	0.166	196.826
9	Fernando Alonso	Alpine	1’18.939	1.164	0.218	196.283
10	Esteban Ocon	Alpine	1’19.010	1.235	0.071	196.106
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