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Lance Stroll will start from the front for the first time in a Formula 1 race on Sunday. The Canadian sensationally secured pole position in qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix, which took place in the rain.
Stroll coped better with the slippery track at Istanbul Park and relegated Max Verstappen at Red Bull by almost three-tenths to second place. Sergio Pérez and Alexander Albon each have a driver from the Racing-Point and Red Bull teams in the second row. .
World Championship leader Lewis Hamilton could not get past sixth in his Mercedes. The Briton may prematurely become world champion for the seventh time in the fourth final race of the season on Sunday and catch up with record champion Michael Schumacher. Only his teammate Valtteri Bottas can still intercept him. The Finn will start the race in ninth position.
For the first time this season, both Alfa Romeo drivers participated in the final of the top ten cars. Kimi Räikkönen finished eighth, Antonio Giovinazzi tenth. The duo left the two Ferraris behind.
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