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Qualifying. Subscribe here! Bottas set a 1m02.939s on his first run in the top-10 qualifying shootout at the Red Bull Ring – a new lap record and 0.122s quicker than Hamilton. 2020 F1 Austrian Grand Prix qualifying results Charles Bradley . Formula 1 Rolex Grosser Preis Von Österreich 2020 Austria 2020 Qualifying results. Tv listings to be confirmed. Q1 107% time - 1:23.661 Note - Norris penalised three grid places for overtaking under yellow flags during FP1. Bottas seemed to have his Mercedes hooked up perfectly as he nailed the opening sequence of corners, only to run wide at Turn 4 and bounce across the gravel.Hamilton will have seen his team mate run off track, and kept his head down, setting a couple of purple mini-sectors in the middle loop, but he couldn’t find enough time in the first sector to usurp his team mate.This was Mercedes’ 65th front row lock out, tying Ferrari’s all-time record, and their first since Silverstone almost exactly one year ago. Valtteri Bottas of Mercedes will start the Austrian Grand Prix from pole position, the first race of the delayed 2020 Formula 1 World Championship season. Aug 22, 2020: Full Qualifying results and grid line-up for the Styrian MotoGP at the Red Bull Ring in Austria, round 5 of the revised 2020 season. 16 August 2020. Formula 1 returned to its original u s. F1 qualifying austria 2020 espn. Co-owner, Chief Editor and a journalist for FormulaSpy.com - Ireland's only accredited F1 & Formula E website. Qualifying Highlights: 2020 Austrian Grand Prix Spanish Grand Prix, Circuit de Catalunya Spanish Grand Prix. KTM and Espargaro take a first pole position, for the Styrian MotoGP at the Red Bull Ring, ahead of Nakagami and Zarco.Nakagami lost his (slightly slower) last lap for exceeding track limits at turn ONBOARD: Valtteri Bottas' Pirelli pole position lap in Austria Bottas went off on the exit of Turn 4 and spun on his second run, causing a yellow flag that hampered Hamilton, who was just 0.012s slower.Max Verstappen will start third, half a second slower than the Mercedes duo, ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris, Alex Albon (Red Bull), Sergio Perez (Racing Point), Charles Leclerc (Ferrari), Carlos Sainz (McLaren), Lance Stroll (Racing Point) and Daniel Ricciardo (Renault).In Qualifying 2, Verstappen completed his first run on the medium tyre, and then bailed out on his final run on the soft when he knew he was safely through to Q3 – so he’ll be the only car in the top 10 to start on the medium on Sunday. Also working in the Irish Tech industry. There was not so good news for Ferrari, though, with Charles Leclerc a disappointing seventh, having just scraped through to Q3 in 10th.His team mate Sebastian Vettel didn’t even manage that, the German getting the boot in Q2 – he’ll start Sunday’s race from 11th, albeit as the leading driver with free tyre choice.Carlos Sainz was eighth for McLaren, with Daniel Ricciardo making sure Renault had at least one car in Q3 as the Australian completed the top 10.So it’s advantage Mercedes heading into race day, with Verstappen lurking in the position he managed to convert into victory this time last year. The driver line-ups, car launches, test & race schedules, and results as they happen, for the 2020 Formula 1 season, brought to you by Sky Sports. Bottas set a 1m02.939s on his first run in the top-10 qualifying shootout at the Red Bull Ring – a new lap record and 0.122s quicker than Hamilton. 2020 F1 Austrian Grand Prix qualifying results Get up to speed with everything you need to know about the 2020 Austrian Grand Prix. Click here for our full report from the qualifying session at the Red Bull Ring. His team mate Albon made an error on his first run, but fortunately, he had an extra set of tyres to go again – doing enough to go through in third.Up front, Hamilton was the quickest on the first runs, but he was usurped by his team mate Bottas on the seconds, the Silver Arrows in a league of their own as they comfortably occupied the top two spots in the rankings.Norris was impressive, too, the McLaren driver going fourth quickest, ahead of the impressive Racing Point duo and his more experienced team mate Sainz.There was bad news for Ferrari, though, Leclerc just scraped through in 10th, but a scrappy final lap from Vettel meant he wasn’t so lucky, the German ending up 11th to force him out of qualifying. Aug 15, 2020: Qualifying results from the 2020 Austrian Moto3 Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring. Mercedes look like they are in prime position to start their title defence with a one-two, but Verstappen in third is sitting pretty on the medium tyres, and his Red Bull came alive in last year’s race as his car dealt better with the warm conditions.Carey hoping for less drama in future Concorde talks as he confirms Ferrari special recognition remainsWATCH: Giovinazzi and Russell walk away after huge shunt in Belgian GPBelgian GP qualifying facts and stats: No Ferraris in Q3 for first time since 2014Bottas ‘not bothered’ to miss pole as he looks for Lap 1 advantage over HamiltonSainz's Belgian GP over before it starts after exhaust failure on lap to grid© 2003-2020 Formula One World Championship Limited

Bottas, meanwhile, now has three poles in Austria, more than at any other venue.Norris was on the pace from Q2 and he delivered when it mattered once more in Q3 to secure a career-best fourth on the grid, while Albon and Perez clocked exactly the same time, Albon taking fifth by virtue of achieving the feat first.Intriguingly, Leclerc took seventh with a time that was a massive 0.920s slower than he managed last year, when he took pole position in Austria.Pole-sitter Valtteri Bottas: “I missed these feelings, you know, the qualifying shakes are something special when you push the car to the limit. Bottas went off on the exit of Turn 4 and spun on his second run, causing a yellow flag that hampered Hamilton, who was just 0.012s slower.Max Verstappen will start third, half a second slower than the Mercedes duo, ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris, Alex Albon (Red Bull), Sergio Perez (Racing Point), Charles Leclerc (Ferrari), Carlos Sainz (McLaren), Lance Stroll (Racing Point) and Daniel Ricciardo (Renault).In Qualifying 2, Verstappen completed his first run on the medium tyre, and then bailed out on his final run on the soft when he knew he was safely through to Q3 – so he’ll be the only car in the top 10 to start on the medium on Sunday.