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Max Verstappen Finally Has First Pole Position Amid Tough F1 Season | Chattanooga Times Free Press
Toto Wolff said Mercedes will analyze the W17 after the team missed the top three for the first time this season.
- Kimi Antonelli qualified fourth but will start third after Isack Hadjar received a five-place grid penalty; George Russell qualified eighth and will start seventh.
- Mercedes struggled with straight-line speed and low-speed understeer after introducing an upgrade package.
- George Russell said rough, hot conditions and tire wear affected Mercedes more than other teams, while Toto Wolff said the upgrades still had potential.
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Max Verstappen finally has first pole position amid tough F1 season | Chattanooga Times Free Press
Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull took a big step Saturday toward his goal of avoiding a first winless season since his 2015 rookie year.
·Chattanooga, United States
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After qualifying in Sepang, the previous World Cup dominator Mercedes, who only followed despite a car upgrade, was very disappointed.
·Vienna, Austria
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