Ferrari’s 38-year-old Formula One driver, Kimi Raikkonen, claimed his first pole position of the season but then went one better, claiming the pole with the fastest F1 lap in racing history. Raikkonen edged out his fellow Ferrari teammate, Sebastian Vettel, with a whopping lap time of 1:19.119 as Ferrari locked down the front row for the race tomorrow.
The top 10 for tomorrow’s race…
1 Kimi Raikkonen
Ferrari 00:01:19.119
2 Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari 00:01:19.280
3 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes 00:01:19.294
4 Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes 00:01:19.656
5 Max Verstappen
Red Bull 00:01:20.615
6 Romain Grosjean
Haas 00:01:20.936
7 Carlos Sainz, Jr.
Renault 00:01:21.041
8 Esteban Ocon
Force India 00:01:21.099
9 Pierre Gasly
Toro Rosso 00:01:21.350
10 Lance Stroll
Williams 00:01:21.627