It’s only the second time since F1 introduced the third millisecond in qualifying that there has been a dead heat for pole position – but Russell will be thrilled to have got his lap in first and to have secured pole in such a way.so it’s about just getting as much time on track and understanding both conditions and also the changes they made to the surface and also to some of the runoff areas.“I wont give him the time of day but all those people can suck it“Are we in a rush? Not really.

quickly establishing itself as one of the most demanding and challenging circuits in US motorsport – with Michael Andretti holding the unofficial outright lap record.with Madrid set to arrive and take on the Spanish Grand Prix moniker that season.“The team confirmed in the hearing that the driver had been advised to bring the car back to the pits as they were trying to avoid a Safety Car situation.Read next: Pierre Gasly addresses F1 future with impending Esteban Ocon Alpine exit confirmed.