In a surprising turn of events at the Australian Grand Prix qualifying, Max Verstappen secured pole position for Red Bull after a fierce battle with Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz. Despite Sainz leading in the earlier sessions and recovering from recent surgery, Verstappen’s exceptional final laps secured his third consecutive pole position this season.
Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc followed behind with Sergio Perez’s third-place finish penalized due to impeding another driver. Mercedes struggled once again with George Russell in seventh and Lewis Hamilton out of the top 10 indicating ongoing issues with their car’s performance.
Despite Ferrari’s strong showing, Verstappen remains wary of their pace in the race. Sainz’s impressive performance after surgery highlighted his resilience, while Mercedes faces continued challenges in unlocking their car’s potential.
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