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Initially, Robert Kubica had to drive only in the morning until 10 o'clock. The Polish driver is in last place, ten, and his best time is 1: 44.208. The pole travels very little and does not settle at the hour.
Williams will change plan
Williams, however, will change plans and postpone the pole conference at 1:45 pm. Kubica gets in the car around 11:20. and he will do another 17 years
Our driver will also improve your best time for 1: 40,265 and he gave it to him. This shows how much depends on the configuration of the car and that the tire test times can not be considered as an oracle.
Around 12:30, the second pilot, George Russell, will take over. The meeting of Kubica with the media was scheduled at 13:45.
Best results at 10 am (which means lunch break)
1. C. Leclerc – 1: 36,559
2. Gasly – 1: 37,976
3. L. Stroll – 1: 38,044
4. V. Bottas – 1: 38,590
5. D. Kvyat – 1: 38,862
6. A. Markelov – 1: 39,803
7. L. Deletraz – 1: 40,154
8. C. Sainz – 1: 40,383
9. A. Giovinazzi – 1: 40,435
10. R. Kubica – 1: 44.208
In the morning (starting at 6 am in Poland), Robert Kubica got into the car which, for four hours, had the opportunity to drive on the track. However, most of the time, the pole spends its time in the garage and on the track, there are short trips after 6-8 years. Robert Kubica's best time in the first four hours of driving is 1: 44.208.
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