Mercedes drivers qualified third and fifth for the Mexican Grand Prix after a much improved performance on Saturday than was evident on Friday.
The double world champion will start the Mexican Grand Prix in twelfth place, and get a free choice of tyres.
The Frenchman will have a free choice of starting tyre on Sunday in Mexico after admitting it was never the intention for Force India to start on the Hypersoft tyres.
The Monegasque racer will start ninth on Sunday but admits starting on the Hypersoft tyre could possibly be a problem.
Carlos Sainz Jr. will line up on the fourth row of the grid behind team-mate Nico Hülkenberg for the Mexican Grand Prix as Renault’s upturn in fortune continued
The German will start seventh on the grid after Renault continued to show they have a good car this weekend in Mexico City.
Kimi Räikkönen could only manage sixth on the grid for the Mexican Grand Prix, as the Finn looks to cement his third place in the drivers’ championship.
The German admitted to pushing too hard on his final Q3 lap in a bid to deny Red Bull top spot for the Mexican Grand Prix.
Christian Horner was left amazed after seeing Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen secure an all-Red Bull Racing front row for the Mexican Grand Prix on Saturday.
Max Verstappen will have to wait still longer for his maiden Formula 1 pole position after seeing Daniel Ricciardo edge him out by 0.026 seconds in Qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix.
The Australian secured only his third career pole position on Saturday, jumping ahead of team-mate Max Verstappen in Qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix.
The Finn will start fifth on the grid after being disappointed not to get a perfect lap during the top ten shootout, although he praised his mechanics for getting an engine change completed in between FP3 and Qualifying.
Lewis Hamilton was happy to get to within 0.135 seconds of Daniel Ricciardo in Qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix after struggling for performance earlier in the weekend.
Red Bull secured their first front row lockout since 2013 after Daniel Ricciardo snatched pole position away from Max Verstappen. Lewis Hamilton beat Sebastian Vettel to third fastest
Kimi Räikkönen was off the pace in both Free Practice 1 and 2 at the Mexican Grand Prix, knowing that Ferrari have to improve in order to keep the Constructors’ Championship alive.
Lewis Hamilton could only manage a best of fifth in Free Practice 1 for the Mexican Grand Prix and suggests that Red Bull are too strong for them early in the weekend.
Brendon Hartley feels that Toro Rosso are making steps to get the car closer to his liking after a successful Friday at the Mexican Grand Prix.
