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F1 Grand Prix qualifying results: Verstappen takes Dutch GP pole
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen took pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix, the 15th round of the 2022 F1 World Championship.
Charles Bradley
Edited: Sep 10, 2022, 3:43 PM
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Verstappen will start ahead of the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz after the one-hour qualifying session, which is split into three segments with five cars each being knocked out in Q1 and Q2 before the top-10 shootout of Q3.
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Dutch Grand Prix qualifying results: Verstappen on pole from Leclerc
Cla Driver Time Gap km/h 1 Max Verstappen
1'10.342 217.969 2 Charles Leclerc
1'10.363 0.021 217.904 3 Carlos Sainz
1'10.434 0.092 217.684 4 Lewis Hamilton
1'10.648 0.306 217.025 5 Sergio Perez
1'11.077 0.735 215.715 6 George Russell
1'11.147 0.805 215.503 7 Lando Norris
1'11.174 0.832 215.421 8 Mick Schumacher
1'11.442 1.100 214.613 9 Yuki Tsunoda
1'12.556 2.214 211.318 10 Lance Stroll
- 11 Pierre Gasly
1'11.512 1.170 214.403 12 Esteban Ocon
1'11.605 1.263 214.124 13 Fernando Alonso
1'11.613 1.271 214.100 14 Zhou Guanyu
1'11.704 1.362 213.829 15 Alex Albon
1'11.802 1.460 213.537 16 Valtteri Bottas
1'11.961 1.619 213.065 17 Kevin Magnussen
1'12.041 1.699 212.828 18 Daniel Ricciardo
1'12.081 1.739 212.710 19 Sebastian Vettel
1'12.391 2.049 211.799 20 Nicholas Latifi
1'13.353 3.011 209.022 View full results
What happened in Dutch Grand Prix Q1?
Verstappen set the early pace at 1m11.317s, a quarter of a second ahead of the Mercedes cars of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton. Leclerc then jumped up to second on 1m11.443s, before Hamilton took it away in the closing moments, just 0.014s off Verstappen, ahead of Yuki Tsunoda (AlphaTauri) and Leclerc.
Falling at the first hurdle were Valtteri Bottas (Alfa Romeo), Kevin Magnussen (Haas), Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren), Sebastian Vettel (Aston Martin) and Nicholas Latifi (Williams).
Dutch Grand Prix Q1 results: Verstappen fastest from Hamilton
Cla Driver Chassis Time Gap Interval km/h 1 Max Verstappen
Red Bull 1'11.317 214.989 2 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes 1'11.331 0.014 0.014 214.947 3 Yuki Tsunoda
AlphaTauri 1'11.427 0.110 0.096 214.658 4 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari 1'11.443 0.126 0.016 214.610 5 Lando Norris
McLaren 1'11.556 0.239 0.113 214.271 6 George Russell
Mercedes 1'11.561 0.244 0.005 214.256 7 Lance Stroll
Aston Martin 1'11.568 0.251 0.007 214.235 8 Sergio Perez
Red Bull 1'11.641 0.324 0.073 214.017 9 Fernando Alonso
Alpine 1'11.667 0.350 0.026 213.939 10 Alex Albon
Williams 1'11.695 0.378 0.028 213.855 11 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri 1'11.705 0.388 0.010 213.826 12 Mick Schumacher
Haas 1'11.741 0.424 0.036 213.718 13 Esteban Ocon
Alpine 1'11.748 0.431 0.007 213.697 14 Carlos Sainz
Ferrari 1'11.767 0.450 0.019 213.641 15 Zhou Guanyu
Alfa Romeo 1'11.826 0.509 0.059 213.465 16 Valtteri Bottas
Alfa Romeo 1'11.961 0.644 0.135 213.065 17 Kevin Magnussen
Haas 1'12.041 0.724 0.080 212.828 18 Daniel Ricciardo
McLaren 1'12.081 0.764 0.040 212.710 19 Sebastian Vettel
Aston Martin 1'12.391 1.074 0.310 211.799 20 Nicholas Latifi
Williams 1'13.353 2.036 0.962 209.022 View full results
What happened in Dutch Grand Prix Q2?
Q2 was red flagged moments after it started due to a spectator throwing a flare on to the track.
After a delay, Verstappen set the bar at 1m10.927s, 0.148s ahead of Hamilton.
Sainz grabbed the top spot right at the end with 1m10.814s, 0.010s faster than Russell, as Verstappen slipped to third.
Knocked out at this point were Pierre Gasly (AlphaTauri), the Alpines of Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso, Zhou Guanyu (Alfa Romeo) and Alex Albon (Williams).
Dutch Grand Prix Q2 results: Sainz fastest from Russell
Cla Driver Chassis Time Gap Interval km/h 1 Carlos Sainz
Ferrari 1'10.814 216.516 2 George Russell
Mercedes 1'10.824 0.010 0.010 216.485 3 Max Verstappen
Red Bull 1'10.927 0.113 0.103 216.171 4 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari 1'10.988 0.174 0.061 215.985 5 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes 1'11.075 0.261 0.087 215.721 6 Lando Norris
McLaren 1'11.116 0.302 0.041 215.597 7 Sergio Perez
Red Bull 1'11.314 0.500 0.198 214.998 8 Lance Stroll
Aston Martin 1'11.416 0.602 0.102 214.691 9 Mick Schumacher
Haas 1'11.420 0.606 0.004 214.679 10 Yuki Tsunoda
AlphaTauri 1'11.428 0.614 0.008 214.655 11 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri 1'11.512 0.698 0.084 214.403 12 Esteban Ocon
Alpine 1'11.605 0.791 0.093 214.124 13 Fernando Alonso
Alpine 1'11.613 0.799 0.008 214.100 14 Zhou Guanyu
Alfa Romeo 1'11.704 0.890 0.091 213.829 15 Alex Albon
Williams 1'11.802 0.988 0.098 213.537 View full results
What happened in Dutch Grand Prix Q3?
On the first runs, Verstappen set the benchmark at 1m10.515s before Leclerc beat it with 1m10.456s, with Hamilton third fastest.
On the final runs, Leclerc suffered a scruffy middle sector, but improved to hit the front with 1m10.363s. Verstappen was tidier, and grabbed P1 by 1m10.342s, 0.021s faster the Leclerc, while Sainz lapped within 0.092s of pole for third.
Hamilton was unable to improve on fourth after Red Bull’s Sergio Perez – who was fifth fastest – spun off at the penultimate corner. Russell will start sixth, ahead of Lando Norris (McLaren), Mick Schumacher (Haas), Tsunoda and Lance Stroll (who didn’t run due to a technical issue with his Aston Martin).
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Dutch Grand Prix Q3 results: Verstappen takes pole
Cla Driver Chassis Time Gap Interval km/h 1 Max Verstappen
Red Bull 1'10.342 217.969 2 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari 1'10.363 0.021 0.021 217.904 3 Carlos Sainz
Ferrari 1'10.434 0.092 0.071 217.684 4 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes 1'10.648 0.306 0.214 217.025 5 Sergio Perez
Red Bull 1'11.077 0.735 0.429 215.715 6 George Russell
Mercedes 1'11.147 0.805 0.070 215.503 7 Lando Norris
McLaren 1'11.174 0.832 0.027 215.421 8 Mick Schumacher
Haas 1'11.442 1.100 0.268 214.613 9 Yuki Tsunoda
AlphaTauri 1'12.556 2.214 1.114 211.318 10 Lance Stroll
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Cla Driver Chassis Time Gap Interval km/h 1 Max Verstappen
Red Bull 1'10.342 217.969 2 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari 1'10.363 0.021 0.021 217.904 3 Carlos Sainz
Ferrari 1'10.434 0.092 0.071 217.684 4 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes 1'10.648 0.306 0.214 217.025 5 Sergio Perez
Red Bull 1'11.077 0.735 0.429 215.715 6 George Russell
Mercedes 1'11.147 0.805 0.070 215.503 7 Lando Norris
McLaren 1'11.174 0.832 0.027 215.421 8 Mick Schumacher
Haas 1'11.442 1.100 0.268 214.613 9 Yuki Tsunoda
AlphaTauri 1'12.556 2.214 1.114 211.318 10 Lance Stroll
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