World Champion Max Versaben won the pole in the Grand Prix in Japan on Saturday, which surprised McLaren with a quick bosom in the end to secure first place on the network for the fourth consecutive year in Suzuka.
The championship leader, Lando Norris, will start in the first row in second place. Indeed, his teammate, Oscar Piotre, in the second row, in third place, alongside Charles Licerk Ferrari, on the fourth.
Verstappen was characterized by one minute and 26,983 seconds, a record in the circle and the fastest 0.012 seconds of the time Norris recorded.
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This was the first pole in the four world champion in time since the Grand Prix in Austria in June last year, although he was the fastest qualification at the end of the season in Qatar, but he got a penalty.
“We have tried the best of our power to get the best possible balance. It wasn’t easy, but in every session, we had slight improvements.”
Max Versaben
The pilot added: “I made a difference. The last lap was simply in full swing and inadequacy. Let’s take a look at tomorrow and do our best,” the pilot added.
Mercedes -Russell driver got the fifth, along with his colleague Andrea Kimi Antonelle, who showed a good pace in training.
The novice in the Racing Bull, Isack Hadjar, the security belt problem at the beginning of the rehabilitation and the seventh race will start on the network alongside the Heptacoci -Wword Lewis Hamilton champion in the eighth.
Japanese Yuki Tsunouda ranked fifteenth for his first race in the Red Bull after replacing Liam Lawson last week. Lawson will start in front of him with the bulls of the race.
The result and the start of the network
