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End up
Lewis Hamilton maintained his lead until the last lap and won another winning title. He was followed by another Mercedes driver, Valtteri Bottas. The third position was registered by Daniel Ricciardo.
By the way, Mercedes ‘triumph at the Imola stage guaranteed the team the names of this year’s champions in the designers’ standings. This is the team’s seventh consecutive achievement.
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Alexander Albon turns around on the track. So for the Red Bull team, this race at Imola is extremely unsuccessful.
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A safety car pulls off the track. There are six laps until the end. Lewis Hamilton leads, followed by Walter Bott. Third, Daniel Ricciardo.
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The car is damaged ten times before the finish by George Russell, who retires from the race. He had an accident while driving in a safety car.
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Max Verstappen, who had been driving second until then, exits the track and comes to a stop. The rear tire on your car is completely broken. A safety car appears on the track. Third is Daniel Ricciardo.
The Max Verstappen tire does not appear to have passed the braking zone.
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Leader Lewis Hamilton records a new best lap time.
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Valtteri Bottas couldn’t take the pressure from Max Vestappen. The Red Bull driver climbs to second place.
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The Ferrari team had trouble replacing Sebastian Vettel’s wheels. The team took up to 13 seconds. The pilot returns to the lineup in only 14th place.
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Max Vestappen is increasingly catching up with second-placed Valtteri Botto. There are only 0.7 seconds left between them. The Mercedes team informed V. Bottott that the car has some technical problems due to contact in the second lap.
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Lewis Hamilton makes the stop precisely when the virtual safety car phase is activated on the track, so he returns to the ranks as leader.
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Esteban Ocon stands at the edge of the track and notifies the team of car problems.
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It seems that Lewis Hamilton, who broke into the first position but has not yet changed tires, intends to brake as late as possible, hoping that the accumulated advantage is enough to return from the “pits” to the track in front of the line.
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The leader of the race, Valtteri Bottas, is changing tires. Get back on track in front of Max Verstappen. Lewis Hamilton is ahead of the lineup but still has a tire change ahead of him.
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Max Verstappen stands to change tires. The mechanics on your team perform this procedure in 2.2 seconds.
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Valtteri Bott with Mercedes continues to increase the pace, once again improving the lap time and widening the gap of Max Verstappen to 2.3 seconds.
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Daniel Ricciardo, who is in fourth place, is quickly catching up with Charles Leclerc, who is in the bottom position, so a corner is expected in the near future.
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Piere Gasly is forced to turn into the service area and finish the race due to car problems. Until that point, he was in fifth position, but pulling out of the fight.
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Valtteri Bottas, who drives at the front of the line, “brings” the new fastest lap – 1 min. 19,417 sec.
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Lewis Hamilton, who got off to a rather poor start, records the fastest lap time.
Starts
After the start, Valtteri Bottas went ahead, starting from the “pole” position. Max Verstappen, who started from the third track, jumped to second place and overtook Lewis Hamilton.
The race started unsuccessfully for Kevin Magnussen, who turned around, and for Lance Stroll, who damaged the car’s front wing in the first few corners and immediately pitted.
Qualification
Qualifying races were held at the Imola track on Saturday. Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas, who won pole position, lunged forward in the third part of qualifying. Lewis Hamilton was in second place and Max Verstappen will start race three on Sunday.
Piere Gasly showed that starting position for the fourth time and for the first time in his career. The author of the fifth result is Daniel Ricciardo. Alexander Albon was ranked sixth. Immediately behind him is Charles Leclerc. Daniil Kvyat will start eighth at Imola, and Lando Noriss and Carlos Sainz will finish tenth respectively.
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