Motorsport.com has released an updated summary of qualifying records for Formula 1 teams following recent qualifying sessions, detailing the performance of drivers in terms of their team-mate battles. This analysis is strictly focused on qualifying results, ensuring that any grid penalties do not skew the statistics.
In the data, standout performances are noted, such as Oscar Piastri’s record of 6-3 against team-mate Lando Norris, with a close margin of just 0.084 seconds in Q3 during the Australian Grand Prix. Notably, Piastri leads 4-3 in qualifying sessions that do not include sprint races.
Charles Leclerc is performing strongly with a 7-2 record against Lewis Hamilton, again with a significant gap observed without sprint results (6-1). Max Verstappen remains unbeaten against Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda, showcasing his dominant form.
George Russell also has a commendable 7-2 record versus Andrea Kimi Antonelli, with Russell having a robust performance in multiple sessions. Contrastingly, Lance Stroll is facing challenges, recording a 1-8 score against Fernando Alonso, indicating room for improvement.
Other notable metrics show Pierre Gasly leading against Jack Doohan with a 6-2 score and Esteban Ocon achieving 6-3 against Oliver Bearman, despite some technical issues affecting their qualifying times.
The report emphasizes performance in individual sessions and how technical issues, crashes, or other factors have influenced lap times.
This statistical analysis offers fans insight into driver performances and rivalries, highlighting not just the competitiveness of the sport but also the aspirations of emerging drivers. The findings reflect a thrilling season ahead as drivers continue to vie for supremacy on the grid, promising exciting races in the future.