How Mercedes equaled his worst F1 qualifying result in Belgium GP

Mercedes 350 Formula 1 equaled its worst result in qualifying sessions Belgium Grand Prix Sprint race, which George Russell And Andrea Kimi Antoneley Will start from 13th and 20th.

Only once the silver arrow qualified so low on the grid Lewis Hamilton Below the 18th in the Red Bull Ring in 2023.

The antioneley failed to determine a competitive lap time in the sprint in the sprint, which was harassing the spa-fankcamps after walking in the gravel when the stevlot exit, eliminated 3.6S at a speed.

Asked whether there was an issue of wind, the Italian miscreant replied: “I don’t know, it was really a very decent lap. I was around P4 and yes, it was just strange because I lost it to exiting it completely.

“I just need to investigate, maybe a gust of wind, but it was quite strange the way I had lost the car.

“The car liked that lap, so surely it is convinced for tomorrow. We will just try to reset and see tomorrow.”

Meanwhile, Russell easily made it through SQ2 with fifth place in the first qualifying segment, but he could not eventually improve the 13th, with nine-tenth deficit McLarenPesseter Lando Noris In the session.

Russell faced a “terrible” spirit from his Mercedes W16 and suggested that his team partner had unknowingly played a role in his plight.

Russell insisted, “We have moved throughout the day.” “In Q1 I ran away on that gravel, when the km went, it looked terrible for the rest of that lap, it looked very terrible, and then in Q2 my lap looked very terrible.

“We saw some disadvantages on the car; we need to see what this is the reason, because it is obviously getting out in Q2 is a big shock and obviously the difference was so big. I am sure it should be a factor.”

With only the top eight finisher scoring points in the sprint, Russell will need to find a way to achieve an upper hand on five of his five fellow contestants to reward in standing. He was optimistic that he could “make something progress” but stopped expressing goals more rapidly.