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F1 team-mates' qualifying battles: Canadian GP
Here's how things stand in 2024 team-mate duels following qualifying at Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix.
Ben Vinel
Edited: Jun 8, 2024, 9:22 PM
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After every F1 qualifying session, Motorsport.com publishes each team's qualifying record in terms of team-mate duels.
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.
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Red Bull 
11-0
(9-0 without sprints)
Sergio PErez 1 
Bahrain
5
(+0.358s in Q3)
1 
Saudi Arabia
3
(+0.335s in Q3)
1 
Australia
3
(+0.359s in Q3)
1 
Japan
2
(+0.066s in Q3)
4 
China (sprint)
6
(+0.347s in Q3 - rain)
1 China
2
(+0.322s in Q3)
1 
Miami (sprint)
3
(+0.235s in Q3)
1 Miami
4
(+0.219s in Q3)
1 
Imola
11
(+0.530s in Q2)
6 
Monaco
18
(+0.349s in Q1)
2 
Canada
16
(+0.966s in Q1)
Mercedes 
2-9
(1-8 without sprints)
9
(+0.225s in Q3)
Bahrain 3
8
(+0.144s in Q3)
Saudi Arabia 7
11
(+0.059s in Q2)
Australia 7
7
Japan
9
(+0.242s in Q3)
2
China (sprint)
11
(+0.058s in Q2)
18
(+0.489s in Q1)
China
8
12
(+0.028s in Q2)
Miami (sprint)
11
8
(+0.040s in Q3)
Miami
7
8
(+0.270s in Q3)
Imola
6
7
(+0.078s in Q3)
Monaco
5
7
(+0.280s in Q3)
Canada
1
Ferrari 
7-3
(6-2 without sprints)
Carlos Sainz 2 Bahrain
4
(+0.100s in Q3)
5
(+0.250s in Q3)
Australia
2
8
(+0.104s in Q3)
Japan
4
7
(+0.352s in Q3 - rain)
China (sprint)
5
6
China
7
(+0.008s in Q3)
2
Miami (sprint)
5
(+0.354s in Q3)
2
Miami
3
(+0.073s in Q3)
4
Imola
5
(+0.263s in Q3)
1
Monaco
3
(+0.248s in Q3)
11
Canada
12
(+0.037s in Q2)
Charles Leclerc 1-0 Oliver Bearman 2 Saudi Arabia
11
(+0.530s in Q2)
McLaren
7-4
(6-3 without sprints)
Oscar Piastri 7 Bahrain
8
(+0.069s in Q3)
6
(+0.043s in Q3)
Saudi Arabia
5
4
Australia
6
(+0.257s in Q3)
3
Japan
6
(+0.271s in Q3)
1
China (sprint)
8
(+3.050s in Q3 - rain)
4
China
5
(+0.108s in Q3)
9
(+0.311s in Q3)
Miami (sprint) 6
5
Miami
6
(+0.081s in Q3)
3
(+0.017s in Q3)
Imola
2
4
(+0.118s in Q3)
Monaco
2
3
Canada
4
(+0.082s in Q3)
Aston Martin
6-5
(5-4 without sprints)
Lance Stroll 6 Bahrain
12
(+0.399s in Q2)
4 Saudi Arabia
10
(+0.726s in Q3)
10
(+0.480s in Q3)
Australia
9
5
Japan
16
(+0.770s in Q1)
3
China (sprint)
15
(+0.558s in Q2)
3
China
11
(+0.186s in Q2)
8
(+0.044s in Q3)
Miami (sprint)
7
15
(+0.205s in Q2)
Miami
11
19
(+0.459s in Q1 - went off)
Imola
13
16
(+0.291s in Q1)
Monaco
14
6
Canada
9
(+0.473s in Q3)
Alpine 
4-7
(3-6 without sprints)
20
(+0.155s in Q1)
Bahrain 19
18
(+0.004s in Q1)
Saudi Arabia 17
17
(+0.365s in Q1)
Australia 15
17
(+0.308s in Q1)
Japan 15
16
China (sprint)
17
(+0.088s in Q1)
15
(+0.240s in Q2)
China
13
16
(+0.312s in Q1)
Miami (sprint)
13
12
Miami
13
(+0.047s in Q2)
15
(+0.475s in Q2)
Imola
12
10
Monaco
11
(+0.389s in Q2)
15
Canada
18
(+0.146s in Q1)
Williams 
9-1
(8-0 without sprints)
Logan Sargeant 13 Bahrain
18
(+0.373s in Q1)
12 Saudi Arabia
19
(+0.419s in Q1)
12 Australia
DNS
14 Japan
19
(+0.176s in Q1)
18 China (sprint)
20
(+0.111s in Q1)
14 China
20
(+0.974s in Q1 - spin)
20
(+0.307s in Q1)
Miami (sprint)
19
14
Miami
17
(+0.144s in Q1)
14
Imola
-
(no lap time - track limits)
9
Monaco
17
(+0.397s in Q1)
10
Canada
13
(+0.251s in Q2)
RB 
7-4
(7-2 without sprints)
Daniel Ricciardo 11 Bahrain
14
(+0.149s in Q2)
9 Saudi Arabia
14
(+0.461s in Q2)
8 Australia
18
(+1.297s in Q1)
10 Japan
11
(+0.055s in Q2)
19
(+0.571s in Q1)
China (sprint) 14
19
(+0.303s in Q1)
China 12
15
(no lap time - track limits)
Miami (sprint) 4
10
Miami
18
(+0.293s in Q1)
7
Imola
9
(+0.209s in Q3)
8
Monaco
13
(+0.376s in Q2)
8
(+0.236s in Q3)
Canada
5
Sauber
10-1
(9-0 without sprints)
Zhou Guanyu 16 Bahrain
17
(+0.001s in Q1)
16 Saudi Arabia
-
(no lap time – crash in FP3)
13 Australia
20
(+0.848s in Q1)
13 Japan
20
(+0.541s in Q1)
9 China (sprint)
10
(+2.493s in Q3 - rain)
10 China
16
(+0.336s in Q1)
18
(+0.093s in Q1)
Miami (sprint)
17
16
Miami
20
(+0.361s in Q1)
16
Imola
17
(+0.208s in Q1)
19
Monaco
20
(+0.516s in Q1)
17
Canada
20
(+0.926s in Q1)
Haas 
7-4
(6-3 without sprints)
Kevin Magnussen 10 Bahrain
15
(+0.678s in Q2)
15
(no lap time – technical issue)
Saudi Arabia
13
16
(+0.267s in Q1)
Australia
14
12
Japan
18
(+0.310s in Q1)
13
(+0.005s in Q2)
China (sprint)
12
9
China
17
(+0.448s in Q1)
10
Miami (sprint)
14
(+0.284s in Q2)
9
Miami
19
(+0.236s in Q1)
10
Imola
18
(+1.013s in Q1 - impeded)
12
Monaco
15
(+0.285s in Q2)
19
(+0.761s in Q1)
Canada
14
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