Vídeo: CLASSIFICAÇÃO: PEREZ DECEPCIONA (DE NOVO), SAINZ BATE E VERSTAPPEN MELHORA | FÓRMULA 1 | GP EM CASA+

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So my friends, how are you? After 3 very busy training sessions, we now have coverage of everything that happened in qualifying for the Singapore GP, which brought Mclaren and Ferrari as favorites, but Red Bull threatening to get closer in the last free practice session, so everything is uncertain . But before showing you everything that happened, we invite you to subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any details about the world of Formula 1. And if you like direct, no-nonsense videos like this, leave a like to support our work. Well, qualifying in Singapore is always very unpredictable, as any mistake tends to be costly on this circuit, and even more so with so many cars at such a close pace, it was difficult to say who would be in pole position, with Norris and Leclerc placing themselves as favorites. and Red Bull in a very complicated situation, especially with Sergio Perez. Starting with Q1, which lasts 18 minutes and eliminates the 5 slowest drivers, right at the beginning, several cars have already taken to the track, with some choosing to wait a little longer to enter the track at just the right moment so as not to be hindered. . In these first minutes, the Mclaren and Ferrari cars were already at the top of the times, but still a little above what they did in free practice, with Perez well below expectations and Verstappen managing a good lap and placing in second place. After the first quick lap, most drivers continued on the track and attempted a second lap soon after, with several drivers managing to improve their times, such as Charles Leclerc, for example, who moved up to second place. With 8 minutes remaining, Lance Stroll, Franco Colapinto, who also made a mistake and touched the wall on his fast lap, Guanyu Zhou, Valtteri Bottas and Pierre Gasly were in the elimination zone , with Perez, Ricciardo and Russell also threatened. Verstappen ended up making a mistake in one of his attempts, and ended up losing a little time, trying to push his Red Bull to the limit. After these first laps, the cars went to their garages to change tires and make some more adjustments before returning to the track for a few more attempts before time ran out. In these attempts, Norris improved his time and Verstappen improved his time, with Russell complaining a lot that his car was completely different from practice 3, without any grip and completely taking away his performance. And with time running out in that first part, Norris led the times, with Verstappen in second and Piastri in third. Those eliminated in the first half were Guanyu Zhou, who was in last place, Valtteri Bottas in penultimate, Gasly in eighteenth, Stroll in seventeenth and Ricciardo in sixteenth, not a good situation for Ricciardo, who is under threat of losing this place. for Liam Lawson perhaps in the next race. Arriving at Q2, which lasts 15 minutes and eliminates the 5 slowest again, we saw the two Red Bulls immediately heading to the track, looking for times without so much traffic, with little by little other cars leaving for their laps, except the two in the Mercedes, who continued in the garages making adjustments to their cars. On that first lap, Verstappen ended up making another mistake and had his time deleted, leaving first place at that moment and running out of lap time. And after these first attempts, again Norris was first, Leclerc in second and Piastri in third, with Hamilton and Russell leaving to open a fast lap only when everyone went to the pits, finding the track very empty. And this strategy ended up working, as Hamilton jumped to the lead of the times, and Russell went to third, with both drivers heading to their garages again to change tires and prepare for their final attempts. Again, Verstappen left early to get a clean track, greatly improving his time and also jumping into first place, 2 tenths faster than Hamilton’s time. With 3 minutes remaining, all the cars that were in the garages returned to the track, having time for one or two quick laps, where at that moment Ocon, Colapinto, Albon, Alonso and Magnussen were in the elimination zone, with Perez and Sainz very close to that elimination zone. In this last attempt, Piastri had a great time, Tsunoda managed to save himself and eliminated were Esteban Ocon, who will be fifteenth, Kevin Magnussen who will be fourteenth, Sergio Perez, doing very badly again and being eliminated in Q2, starting only in thirteenth place, Franco Colapinto in 12th and Alex Albon in eleventh, a disappointment for Williams, who did very well in training, but were unable to set laps in that classification. Starting Q3, the decisive part of the classification, which lasts just 12 minutes, everyone went to the track immediately, as time was short and everyone wanted to guarantee good times in these opening minutes, with Piastri being the first to start your back. However, in this first attempt, Carlos Sainz ended up losing control of his car and crashing into the barriers, damaging his Ferrari and causing a red flag, which stopped time and sent everyone to the garages again. On the radio, the driver apologized and blamed the tires, which were still very cold and therefore did not have enough grip to make the turn so quickly. Before this accident, Verstappen, Piastri and Hulkenberg managed to complete laps, with Verstappen’s lap being eliminated again for exceeding track limits. After a few minutes, the track was released to the drivers, who chose not to go out for laps immediately, waiting a while in the garages to only come out in the final stretch of time. With just 4 minutes left, the cars started to go out for their fast laps, with Verstappen showing haste and overtaking several cars on this tire warm-up lap, with his engineer encouraging him on the radio to pass everyone he could to get to the track as quickly as possible. clean as possible. And in those laps, Norris set an excellent lap and practically took pole, as his rivals were unable to set good times, at least not as good as his. So, with time running out, Lando Norris will be in pole position in tomorrow’s race, with Verstappen in second and Lewis Hamilton in third. Completing the top 10, George Russell will be fourth, Oscar Piastri fifth, Nico Hulkenberg sixth, Fernando Alonso seventh, Yuki Tsunoda eighth, Charles Leclerc only ninth and Carlos Sainz tenth, a disappointment for Ferrari, who appeared to be very well, but disappointed precisely in the final stretch. Good performance for Tsunoda, Hulkenberg and Alonso, who reached Q3 and achieved this good result for tomorrow’s start. Well, that concludes the summary of the busy classification for the Singapore GP. And you, tell me in the comments: Do you think we will have a good fight between leaders Verstappen and Norris tomorrow? And who wins the Singapore GP?