Wolff: “We started well, but we are not dominating. Maybe Ferrari wins tomorrow…”
Toto Wolff continues to want to hide Mercedes’ superiority, which emerged sensationally also in the Sprint Qualifying in China
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It’s a great Gasly again: “Happy with the work, the direction is right
Pierre Gasly’s comment on seventh place in qualifying at the Chinese GP. Good performance also by Franco Colapinto, 5 thousandths from Q3
Hamilton: “In qualifying Mercedes has something similar to Party Mode”. Norris: “We don’t have it”
After the Sprint and after the China qualifying, Lewis Hamilton explained that Mercedes could use a push mode from Q2
Russell: “Without battery at the start of the lap and with cold tires I finished 2nd”
Without battery at the start of the lap and with tires not up to temperature – and after a technical problem -: why Russell’s second position is frightening
Antonelli dreams: in the race it will be a battle with an improving Ferrari
Analysis: Antonelli celebrates his first pole with a slightly less dominant Mercedes, which Ferrari can pressure in the race
Shanghai: Ferrari shows the best downforce but Mercedes is unbeatable in qualifying
The SF26 chassis remains top-tier, but the PU is without “party mode”. Antonelli excellent first pole. A chance for Hamilton and Leclerc for the race.
Wolff laughs: “For a moment I thought of a Mercedes 1-2-3. Hamilton is still one of our drivers…” – VIDEO
Toto Wolff commented with a joke on the Chinese GP Qualifying, which saw Kimi Antonelli beat George Russell and Lewis Hamilton
Mekies: “We need to understand the reasons for the step back compared to Melbourne”
The Shanghai weekend is proving to be extremely complicated for Red Bull
Ferrari closes the gap, Fred Vasseur smiles: “We were 8 tenths behind, now 4. It’s the right direction”
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur welcomes the performances of Hamilton and Leclerc during the Chinese weekend with a certain satisfaction.
Antonelli is not satisfied: “It would be nice to bring Italy back to victory”
Kimi Antonelli commented with pride and clarity on his first career pole: the Bolognese is the youngest poleman in history.