Formula One Grand Prix 2022

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Summary​

  1. Ferrari's Leclerc on pole, Verstappen 2nd, Hamilton 5th
  2. McLaren's Ricciardo out in Q1; Albon and Norris out in Q2
  3. Verstappen quickest in final practice as Mercedes improve
  4. Hulkenberg replaces Vettel in Aston Martin after positive Covid-19 test"

 
Well, there’s been a changing of the guard. Red Bull, Ferrari, Alpha Tauri, Alph Romeo, and Haas appear to be in ascendance. Aston Martin, McLaren, Alpine, and Williams, not so much. Mercedes clawed themselves to the within the top 3. It remains to be seen if their R & D can keep them there. The new rules have certainly shuffled the deck. Now lets see if these cars really can race wheel to wheel!
 
Saudi Arabia Grand Prix

Jeddah Street Circuit, Jeddah.

25 MAR - 27 MAR

 
Well, it sure does look like the 2022 redesign has resulted in closer following which is leading to real wheel to wheel racing. It was in evidence up and down the grid. The Alpine on Alpine and Red Bull - Ferrari battles were great. It seemed like much of the coverage looked at overtakes rather than the front of the grid. There was excitement everywhere! I’m thinking regardless of your favorite team, closer racing bodes well for the fans(y)(y)
 
 
Australian Grand Prix

Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, Melbourne

8th April to 10th April


 

Good day for Leclerc.
 
Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
Imola
22nd April to 24th April

  1. Second practice at Imola
  2. Max Verstappen on pole for Saturday's sprint race at 15:30 BST
  3. Charles Leclerc 2nd, Norris 3rd, Magnussen 4th, Alonso 5th
  4. Winner to start Sunday's main race from pole position
  5. Top 8 finishers will receive points: 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
  6. First of three sprint race weekends in 2022 season
  7. Ferrari's Leclerc leads drivers' championship by 34 points

 
Miami Grand Prix

Miami International Autodrome, Miami.

06 MAY - 08 MAY


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George Russell was fastest in Friday practice at the Miami Grand Prix in Mercedes' most competitive showing by far this season.

Russell was 0.106 seconds quicker than Ferrari's title leader Charles Leclerc, whose rival Max Verstappen suffered reliability problems for Red Bull.
Verstappen failed to set a time while team-mate Sergio Perez was third, ahead of Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes.

Fernando Alonso was fifth fastest for Alpine, from McLaren's Lando Norris."

 
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Charles Leclerc led Carlos Sainz in a Ferrari front-row lock-out at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix.

The Ferrari drivers jumped ahead of Red Bull's Verstappen as the world champion's final run fell apart on the circuit around the Hard Rock stadium.
The Dutchman made an error at Turn Five, running wide, swearing on the radio as he realised he had messed up.

Red Bull's Sergio Perez was fourth ahead of the Alfa Romeo of Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes."

 


Didn't see it and broadband failed for a week. British Telecom phone service, repeat the same fault to their infinite number of call-centres and you forget your name.
 
Monaco Grand Prix

Monte Carlo, Monaco

27th May to 29th May

Summary​

  1. Final practice under way - audio commentary at top of page
  2. Qualifying 15:00 BST
  3. Leclerc fastest in Friday practice


Qualifying:

Summary​


  1. Leclerc on pole after crash for Perez, Sainz 2nd, Perez 3rd, Verstappen 4th, Hamilton 8th
  2. Gasly out in Q1, Ricciardo & Bottas out in Q2
  3. Perez fastest in final practice; Leclerc 2nd, Verstappen 4th, Hamilton 7th
 
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They are off, its a bit wet.

Rolling start after stop for crash. Haas, driver ok, car not.
 
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Whew, what a race that was. Ferrari threw it away a bit with a baffling strategy for Leclerc, think he could've won without that mixup but at least he finished the race for the first time.
 
Azerbaijan Grand Prix

Baku City Circuit, Baku.

10 JUN - 12 JUN

 


Ferrari's Charles Leclerc took his sixth pole position in eight races this season with a scintillating lap at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Leclerc saved the best for last with his final lap, beating Red Bull's Sergio Perez by 0.282 seconds.

Perez beat team-mate Max Verstappen with his final lap, by just 0.065secs.

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz was quickest after the first runs in final qualifying but a series of mistakes on his final lap left him fourth.

Leclerc continued his status as Formula 1's qualifying king this year, despite errors on his key laps in the first and second sessions which had held back his ultimate potential.
 
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