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F1 team-mates’ qualifying battles: Belgian GP

After every F1 qualifying session, Motorsport.com publishes each team’s qualifying record in terms of team-mate duels.

This record is based exclusively on qualifying results so that grid penalties don’t alter the statistics.

When a driver can’t put in a representative lap time due to a technical issue or an incident, this will be mentioned in the table.

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Red Bull

Max Verstappen

17-0

(14-0 without sprints)

Sergio PErez
1 Bahrain

5

(+0.358s in Q3)

1 Saudi Arabia

3

(+0.335s in Q3)

1 Australia

3

(+0.359s in Q3)

1 Japan

2

(+0.066s in Q3)

4 China (sprint)

6

(+0.347s in Q3 – rain)

1 China

2

(+0.322s in Q3)

1 Miami (sprint)

3

(+0.235s in Q3)

1 Miami

4

(+0.219s in Q3)

1 Imola

11

(+0.530s in Q2)

6 Monaco

18

(+0.349s in Q1)

2 Canada

16

(+0.966s in Q1)

2 Spain

8

(+0.658s in Q3)

1 Austria (sprint)

7

(+1.322s in Q3)

1 Austria

8

(+0.888s in Q3)

4 Great Britain

19

(+6.006s in Q1 – went off)

3 Hungary

16

(+0.799s in Q1 – crashed out)

1 Belgium

3

(+0.606s in Q3 – rain)

Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton

5-12

(4-10 without sprints)

George Russell

9

(+0.225s in Q3)

Bahrain 3

8

(+0.144s in Q3)

Saudi Arabia 7

11

(+0.059s in Q2)

Australia 7

7

Japan

9

(+0.242s in Q3)

2

China (sprint)

11

(+0.058s in Q2)

18

(+0.489s in Q1)

China

8

12

(+0.028s in Q2)

Miami (sprint)

11

8

(+0.040s in Q3)

Miami

7

8

(+0.270s in Q3)

Imola

6

7

(+0.078s in Q3)

Monaco

5

7

(+0.280s in Q3)

Canada

1

3

Spain

4

(+0.002s in Q3)

6

(+0.216s in Q3)

Austria (sprint)

4

5

(+0.063s in Q3)

Austria

3

2

(+0.171s in Q3)

Great Britain

1

5

Hungary

17

(+0.881s in Q1)

4

Belgium

7

(+0.349s in Q3 – rain)

Ferrari

Charles Leclerc

9-7

(8-5 without sprints)

Carlos Sainz
2 Bahrain

4

(+0.100s in Q3)

5

(+0.250s in Q3)

Australia

2

8

(+0.104s in Q3)

Japan

4

7

(+0.352s in Q3 – rain)

China (sprint)

5

6

China

7

(+0.008s in Q3)

 2

Miami (sprint)

5

(+0.354s in Q3)

2

Miami

3

(+0.073s in Q3)

4

Imola

5

(+0.263s in Q3)

1

Monaco

3

(+0.248s in Q3)

11

Canada

12

(+0.037s in Q2)

5

Spain

6

(+0.005s in Q3)

10

(no lap time in Q – technical issue)

Austria (sprint)

5

6

(+0.193s in Q3)

Austria

4

11

(+0.254s in Q2)

Great Britain

7

6

(+0.209s in Q3)

Hungary

4

2

Belgium

8

(+0.723s in Q3 – rain)

Charles Leclerc 1-0 Oliver Bearman
2 Saudi Arabia

11

(+0.530s in Q2)

McLaren

Lando Norris

13-4

(11-3 without sprints)

Oscar Piastri
7 Bahrain

8

(+0.069s in Q3)

6

(+0.043s in Q3)

Saudi Arabia

5

4

Australia

6

(+0.257s in Q3)

3

Japan

6

(+0.271s in Q3)

1

China (sprint)

8
(+3.050s in Q3 – rain)

4

China

5

(+0.108s in Q3)

9

(+0.311s in Q3)

Miami (sprint) 6

5

Miami

6

(+0.081s in Q3)

3

(+0.017s in Q3)

Imola

2

4

(+0.118s in Q3)

Monaco

2

3

Canada

4

(+0.082s in Q3)

1

Spain

10

(no lap time in Q3 – went off)

2

Austria (sprint)

3

(+0.208s in Q3)

2

Austria

7

(+0.330s in Q3)

3

Great Britain

5

(+0.207s in Q3)

1

Hungary

2

(+0.022s in Q3)

5

Belgium

6

(+0.046s in Q3 – rain)

Aston Martin

Fernando Alonso

10-7

(9-5 without sprints)

Lance Stroll
6 Bahrain

12

(+0.399s in Q2)

4 Saudi Arabia

10

(+0.726s in Q3)

10

(+0.480s in Q3)

Australia

9

5

Japan

16

(+0.770s in Q1)

3

China (sprint)

15

(+0.558s in Q2)

3

China

11

(+0.186s in Q2)

8

(+0.044s in Q3)

Miami (sprint)

7

15

(+0.205s in Q2)

Miami

11

19

(+0.459s in Q1 – went off)

Imola

13

16

(+0.291s in Q1)

Monaco

14

6

Canada

9

(+0.473s in Q3)

11

Spain

14

(+0.244s in Q2)

13

(+0.031s in Q2)

Austria (sprint)

12

15

Austria

17

(+0.163s in Q1)

10

(+0.332s in Q3)

Great Britain

8

7

Hungary

8

(+0.201s in Q3)

9

Belgium

15

(+0.458s in Q2 – rain)

Alpine

Pierre Gasly

5-12

(4-10 without sprints)

Esteban Ocon

20

(+0.155s in Q1)

Bahrain 19

18

(+0.004s in Q1)

Saudi Arabia 17

17

(+0.365s in Q1)

Australia 15

17

(+0.308s in Q1)

Japan 15

16

China (sprint)

17

(+0.088s in Q1)

15

(+0.240s in Q2)

China

13

16

(+0.312s in Q1)

Miami (sprint)

13

12

Miami

13

(+0.047s in Q2)

15

(+0.475s in Q2)

Imola

12

10

Monaco

11

(+0.389s in Q2)

15

Canada

18

(+0.146s in Q1)

7

Spain

9

(+0.268s in Q3)

9

(+0.523s in Q3)

Austria (sprint)

8

13

(+0.085s in Q2)

Austria

10

20

(+5.247s in Q1 – rain)

Great Britain

18

20

(+0.117s in Q1)

Hungary

19

12

(+0.175s in Q2 – rain)

Belgium

10

Williams

Alexander Albon

14-2

(13-0 without sprints)

Logan Sargeant
13 Bahrain

18

(+0.373s in Q1)

12 Saudi Arabia

19

(+0.419s in Q1)

12 Australia

DNS

14 Japan

19

(+0.176s in Q1)

18 China (sprint)

20

(+0.111s in Q1)

14 China

20

(+0.974s in Q1 – spin)

20

(+0.307s in Q1)

Miami (sprint)

19

14

Miami

17

(+0.144s in Q1)

14

Imola

(no lap time – track limits)

9

Monaco

17

(+0.397s in Q1)

10

Canada

13

(+0.251s in Q2)

19

Spain

20

(+0.356s in Q1)

19

(+0.236s in Q1)

Austria (sprint)

15

16

Austria

19

(+0.120s in Q1)

9

Great Britain

12

(+0.242s in Q2)

13

Hungary

14

(+0.114s in Q2)

11

Belgium

19

(+1.508s in Q1 – rain)

RB

Yuki Tsunoda

10-7

(9-5 without sprints)

Daniel Ricciardo
11 Bahrain

14

(+0.149s in Q2)

9 Saudi Arabia

14

(+0.461s in Q2)

8 Australia

18

(+1.297s in Q1)

10 Japan

11

(+0.055s in Q2)

19

(+0.571s in Q1)

China (sprint) 14

19

(+0.303s in Q1)

China 12

15

(no lap time – track limits)

Miami (sprint) 4

10

Miami

18

(+0.293s in Q1)

7

Imola

9

(+0.209s in Q3)

8

Monaco

13

(+0.376s in Q2)

8

(+0.236s in Q3)

Canada

5

17

Spain

18

(+0.090s in Q1)

14

Austria (sprint)

16

(+0.024s in Q1)

14

(+0.123s in Q2)

Austria

11

13

Great Britain

15

(+0.680s in Q2)

10

(+0.030s in Q3 – crashed out)

Hungary

9

18

(+1.142s in Q1 – rain)

Belgium

13

Sauber

Valtteri Bottas

15-2

(13-1 without sprints)

Zhou Guanyu
16 Bahrain

17

(+0.001s in Q1)

16 Saudi Arabia

(no lap time – crash in FP3)

13 Australia

20

(+0.848s in Q1)

13 Japan

20

(+0.541s in Q1)

9 China (sprint)

10

(+2.493s in Q3 – rain)

10 China

16

(+0.336s in Q1)

18

(+0.093s in Q1)

Miami (sprint)

17

16

Miami

20

(+0.361s in Q1)

16

Imola

17

(+0.208s in Q1)

19

Monaco

20

(+0.516s in Q1)

17

Canada

20

(+0.926s in Q1)

12

Spain

15

(+0.511 in Q2)

18

Austria (sprint)

20

(+0.472s in Q1)

18

Austria

20

(+0.214s in Q1)

16

(+1.241s in Q1 – rain)

Great Britain

14

12

Hungary

18

(+0.550s in Q1)

14

Belgium

20

(+2.244s in Q1 – rain)

Haas

Nico Hulkenberg

12-5

(11-3 withOut sprints)

Kevin Magnussen
10 Bahrain

15

(+0.678s in Q2)

15

(no lap time – technical issue)

Saudi Arabia

13

16

(+0.267s in Q1)

Australia

14

12

Japan

18

(+0.310s in Q1)

13

(+0.005s in Q2)

China (sprint)

12

9

China

17

(+0.448s in Q1)

10

Miami (sprint)

14

(+0.284s in Q2)

9

Miami

19

(+0.236s in Q1)

10

Imola

18

(+1.013s in Q1 – impeded)

12

Monaco

15

(+0.285s in Q2)

19

(+0.761s in Q1)

Canada

14

13

Spain

16

(+0.229s in Q1)

17

(+0.196s in Q1)

Austria (sprint)

11

9

Austria

12

(+0.085s in Q2)

6

Great Britain

17

(+0.976s in Q1 – rain)

11

Hungary

15

(+0.231s in Q2)

16

Belgium

17

(+0.192s in Q1 – rain)

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