Formula 1 Emilia Romagna GP
F1 2025 qualifying head-to-head: Imola GP
Here's how things stand in 2025 team-mate duels following qualifying at Formula 1's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
Ben Vinel
Edited: May 17, 2025, 3:50 PM
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After every F1 qualifying session, Motorsport.com publishes each team's qualifying record in terms of team-mate battles.
This record is based exclusively on qualifying results so that grid penalties don't alter the statistics.
When a driver can't put in a representative lap time due to a technical issue or an incident, this will be mentioned in the table.
McLaren
6-3
(4-3 without sprints)
2
(+0.084s in Q3)
Australia
1
3
China (sprint)
6
(+0.464s in SQ3)
1
China
3
(+0.152s in Q2)
3
(+0.032s in Q3)
Japan
2
1 
Bahrain
6
(+0.426s in Q3)
2 
Saudi Arabia
10
(no lap time in Q3 – crash)
2 
Miami (sprint)
3
(+0.055s in SQ3)
4
(+0.106s in Q3)
Miami
2
1 
Emilia Romagna
4
(+0.292s in Q3)
Ferrari
CHARLES LECLERC 7-2
(6-1 without sprints)
7
Australia
8
(+0.218s in Q3)
4
(+0.208s in SQ3)
China (sprint)
1
6
(+0.094s in Q3)
China
5
4
Japan
8
(+0.311s in Q3)
3
Bahrain
9
(+0.597s in Q3)
4
Saudi Arabia
7
(+0.531s in Q3)
6
Miami (sprint)
7
(+0.222s in SQ3)
8
Miami
12
(+0.058s in Q2)
11
Emilia Romagna
12
(+0.161s in Q2)
Red Bull
max verstappen 3-0
(2-0 without sprints)
liam lawson 3 Australia
18
(+1.076s in Q1)
2
China (sprint)
20
(+0.813s in SQ1)
4 China
20
(+0.750s in Q1)
MAX VERSTAPPEN
6-0
(5-0 without sprints)
1
Japan
15
(+0.498s in Q2)
7
Bahrain
10
(+0.880s in Q3)
1
Saudi Arabia
8
(+0.910s in Q3)
4
Miami (sprint)
18
(+1.293s in SQ1)
1
Miami
10
(+0.739s in Q3)
2
Emilia Romagna
20
(no lap time - crash in Q1)
Mercedes
7-2
(6-1 without sprints)
andrea kimi antonelli 4 Australia
16
(+0.554s in Q1 – car damage)
5
China (sprint)
7
(+0.569s in SQ3)
2
China
8
(+0.380s in Q3)
5
Japan
6
(+0.237s in Q3)
2
Bahrain
4
(+0.204s in Q3)
3
Saudi Arabia
5
(+0.459s in Q3)
5
(+0.309s in SQ3)
Miami (sprint)
1
5
(+0.114s in Q3)
Miami
3
3 Emilia Romagna
13
(+0.438s in Q2)
Aston Martin
LANCE STROLL 1-8
(0-7 without sprints)
13
(+0.030s in Q2)
Australia
12
10
China (sprint)
11
(+0.073s in SQ2)
14
(+0.085s in Q2)
China
13
20
(+0.934s in Q1)
Japan
13
19
(+0.649s in Q1)
Bahrain
13
16
(+0.097s in Q1)
Saudi Arabia
13
16
(+0.573s in SQ1)
Miami (sprint)
10
19
(+0.226s in Q1)
Miami
17
8
(+0.150s in Q3)
Emilia Romagna
5
Alpine
PIERRE GASLY 6-2
(5-1 without sprints)
JACK DOOHAN 9 Australia
14
(+0.751s in Q2)
17
(+0.065s in SQ1)
China (sprint)
16
16
China
18
(+0.100s in Q1)
11
Japan
19
(+0.691s in Q1)
5
Bahrain
11
(+0.602s in Q2)
9
Saudi Arabia
17
(+0.318s in Q1)
13
Miami (sprint)
17
(+0.826s in SQ1)
18
(+0.288s in Q1)
Miami
14
PIERRE GASLY 1-0 FRANCO COLAPINTO 10 Emilia Romagna
15
(no lap time in Q2 - crash in Q1)
Haas
ESTEBAN OCON 6-3
(5-2 without sprints)
OLIVER BEARMAN 19 Australia
–
(no lap time – technical issue)
18
(+0.382s in SQ1)
China (sprint)
12
11
China
17
(+0.142s in Q1)
18
(+0.468s in Q1)
Japan
10
14
Bahrain
20
(+0.779s in Q1)
19
(+0.556s in Q1)
Saudi Arabia
15
12
Miami (sprint)
20
(+1.522s in SQ1)
9
Miami
20
(+0.549s in Q1)
18
Emilia Romagna
19
(+0.305s in Q1)
Racing Bulls
ISACK HADJAR 1-2
(1-1 without sprints)
YUKI TSUNODA
11
(+0.166s in Q2)
Australia
5
15
(no lap time)
China (sprint)
8
7
China
9
(+0.559s in Q3)
ISACK HADJAR
5-1
(4-1 without sprints)
LIAM LAWSON
7
Japan
14
(+0.131s in Q2)
12
Bahrain
17
(+0.574s in Q1 – DRS issue)
14
(+0.227s in Q2)
Saudi Arabia
12
9 Miami (sprint)
14
(+0.602s in SQ2)
11 Miami
15
(+0.376s in Q2 - battery issue)
9 Emilia Romagna
16
(+0.126s in Q1)
Williams
AlexANDER Albon 5-4
(3-4 without sprints)
CARLOS SAINZ 6 Australia
10
(+0.325s in Q3)
9
China (sprint)
13
(+0.786s in SQ2)
10
China
15
(+0.345s in Q2)
9
Japan
12
(+0.053s in Q2)
15
(+0.449s in Q1 – stewarding prevented Q2 participation)
Bahrain
8
11
(+0.085s in Q2)
Saudi Arabia
6
8 Miami (sprint)
15
(no lap time in SQ2)
7
(+0.113s in Q3)
Miami
6
7
(+0.041s in Q3)
Emilia Romagna
6
Sauber
NICO HULKENBERG 5-4
(4-3 without sprints)
17
(+0.063s in Q1)
Australia
15
19
(+0.136s in SQ1)
China (sprint)
14
12
China
19
(+0.220s in Q1)
16
Japan
17
(+0.052s in Q1)
16
Bahrain
18
(+0.188s in Q1)
18
Saudi Arabia
20
(+0.680s in Q1)
11
Miami (sprint)
19
(+0.770s in SQ1)
16
(+0.130s in Q1)
Miami
13
17
(+0.178s in Q1)
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