F1 Spanish GP: Piastry defeated Noris to convince the pole position

Oscar Piastry has defeated McLaren Team-Mate Lando Noris to polls Formula 1 in the Spanish Grand Prix.

Piastry made a difference in the final run of Q3, which after the pair put two tenth part on Noris.

The first run in the top -10 shootout was opened with Piastry 1M11.836S lap, with Team -Mate Noris reply with an effort of 1M11.819s, faster than 0.017s compared to Australians.

He resumed the fight on the final run, with Piastry Key to win 1m11.546S poles with a luxurious second area. Noris only improved his laptime, to settle for another, as Piastry also took its F1 career along with its 2025 season fourth pole.

Max Vestapen and George Russell set the same time to capture the second line, in which he was the first to cross the line with the red bull driver ahead of Mercedes.

Lewis Hamilton defeated his Mercedes Replacement Andrea Kimi Antonally in fifth place, as well as Ferrari team partner Charles Lakeler, who completed only one Q3 runs that left him in seventh place.

Pierre Galley qualified at an excellent eighth place for Alpine as he expects to repeat his Bahrain GP adventures, while Isac Hadzar continued his outstanding look with another top 10 berths in the ninth.

Alonso offset his run plan by setting his only Q3 laptime between two sets between two sets, temporarily ranked fifth for the joy of Spaniel, but Aston Martin Driver came to 10th position after the last barrage of the run.

Q2: Albon and Williams lose

The Q2 was the first driver to take a dip below the mark of Piastry 1M12S, the head of Noris and Verustapen.

But the second qualifying phase was the terminal station for Williams, already pessimistic about its opportunities in a historically poor circuit for the squad at the end of this week.

Albon was the first to remember the cutoff in Q3 in the 11th, which is just 0.030 from Galli. Other drivers who were in the drop zone after the first two runs did not even save themselves.

Nevertheless, Gabriel Bortolato, was at an impressive 12th position in Saumbar, who was defeating Racing Bulls man Liam Lawson, Eston Martins’ Lance Walking and leading Haas Driver Oliver Beerman.

Q1: crook star, tsunoda faults

In Q1 it was a plain sailing at the forefront, in which Piastri made way from Vastapane and Noris, although extremely thin margin meant that the drop zone had less than two tenths to separate the lakeler in the sixth place.

Before claiming 12th position in Q2, SAUBER’s Bortoleto had already acted there in 10th, Bareman was also happy to make it in Has. Team-Met Nico Halckeneberg was less successful after the disappearance of half-tenth from Q2.

Okon was also beaten by his crook team partner, while Williams’ Carlos Sainz was finished 18th in front of his home fans. Franco Colapinto was killed by an issue on his Alpine, which saw him unable to score a final run, leaving him in 19th place on the grid.

But the biggest victim in Q1 was Yuki Tsunoda’s second red bull, which lost time in each area to finalize the final on the grid.

F1 Spanish GP – Qualification Results