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Now that was a great quali. Really impressed with McLaren again, almost felt like both drivers had a shot at pole, even. Piastri keeps delivering.
Disappointed in Perez again, but I guess he made it to Q3 at least. Still, if other teams are approaching RB he really can't afford to be qualifying 9th.
Aston Martin being nowhere really speaks volumes. This was supposed to be a strong track for them. It really is starting to look like they just spent their entire budget over the winter and simply can't afford any upgrades. Everyone else is moving forward and they're just standing dead still.
Very excited to see Hamilton on pole again finally and with McLaren looking fast and several drivers out of position this is looking like the setup for a great race. Especially with how hard it is to overtake here a Hamilton victory isn't impossible.