“We were a real surprise to cross and see the line, but I was very baffled with it. It was probably one of the most spectacular gaps of my life, a terrible experience in front of this amazing crowd.”
George Russell of Mercedes grabbed the position of a dazzling pole and then enjoyed a joke at the expense of rival Max Vestepen on Saturday after seeing a sensational lap in qualifying for Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix.
The 27 -year -old Britain was described as “one of the most spectacular intervals of my life” and said, when asked about the possibility of Red Bull’s four -time champion, he said that he had some more penalty points to play with him. ,
His light-hearted Zibe mentioned his oral rivalry with Vestapen last season and his recent clashes in the Spanish Grand Prix-where Dutchman Dutchman rotated Russell’s car at the closing feet.
Vestepen was once punished, which dropped her to 10th position and also gave three points on the super-Lassense of her drivers, took her to a total of 11 and within a point of ban, if she committed any other misconducts.
Circuit Giles Villainyuway gave his approval by fans in the crowd, as Russell warmed the only sub 1.11 lap of the weekend to his subject to date.
‘We are companions’
“We are companions, so all this is good,” Russell stressed, despite his stress and often stressful ties with Vastapane, who said in Barcelona, ”Give them to some tissues” after his clash.
“But I have got some more points on my license, to play with it, yes, let’s see,” Russell said.
It can be a fun of good nature, but it was also a reminder to Vastapane that he could not risk his “red haze” aggression and a possible race ban on Sunday.
Russell captured his first pole this year at the end of an thrilling season.
Russell excluded the best lap in a minute and Vastapane in 10.899 seconds from 0.160 seconds.
“On my steering wheel, you have found the delta and I have just seen every corner that I was just going fast and I came to the last corner and I was away from six-tenth side so I knew that I knew that the lap is powerful,” Russell said.
“We were a real surprise to cross and see the line, but I was very baffled with it. It was probably one of the most spectacular gaps of my life, a terrible experience in front of this amazing crowd.”
Vestepen, who is third in the race for the title of this year’s drivers, McLaren pair Oscar Piastry and Lando Noris joined hands with Russell to congratulate them, but would harass the expectations of claiming an unprecedented fourth consecutive Canadian victory.
Last year, Russell led the pole for 20 laps, before he could lead Noris for five laps, until he was also. Vestepen then controlled Noris to win beyond Noris, in which Russell was coming to the third house.
Red Bull’s 200th Front Row Start claimed, “I am very happy what we have achieved in the front row,” claimed the 200th Front Row Start of Red Bull. “Tomorrow, we can have a solid race. We did the right thing with tires.”
‘Childish, annoying’
When asked about starting with Russell, the champion refused to comment, with real burning sensation on punishment points and restrictions on restrictions.
“I am no longer talking about it,” he said, already confirmed that it will not change his aggressive style.
“It is a waste of time to discuss this. It is very childish and it is really annoying.”
Russell’s sixth career pole confirmed Mercedes’ ability to success in the high-speed circuit Giles Villainuway.
The late-session drama clarified the pair of championship leader Piestry and Kimi Antoneli’s Championship Leader Pest and Kimi Antonally in second Mercedes.
Seven -time champion Louis Hamilton was fifth to Ferrari, a two -time champion of Eston Martin, Fernando Alonso, the second was Noris in McLaren and Charles Lakeler in Ferrari.
Impressive miscreants were ninth for Isac Hadzer racing bulls and Alex Albon for Williams was 10th.
Piastry, who leads a 10 -point lead in the title race after nine out of the 24 races of this year, was happy to fix the form after a tough practice.
“To be honest, how to practice, I am very happy,” he said. “We chose to go with Softs … we wanted to protect it.”