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HOCKENHEIM – A familiar final round to start pole position Sunday at the grand prix of Germany Ferrari Sebastian Vettel is now his fifth pole position this year and his 55th career.
The four-time world champion and current overall leader was 0.204 faster than the second Valtteri Bottas on Mercedes. Vettelov's teammate Kimi Räikkönen and Max Verstappen debuted at Red Bulle
"It is unlikely to see so many red and German flags, the support is incredible, and in the first part of qualifying I was able to reach the first position.I was still very good and I knew that I had put even more in the last lap that I was able to get the most out of the car.I am very happy. " Vettel said
One of the biggest favorites of the Lewis Hamilton title of the Mercedes team starts only from the 14th place. Brit, 33, managed to reach the second half of the qualification, but in the first part he was betrayed by the loss of hydraulic pressure. The Stevenage native put the car on the track and disappeared for a while. Qualification – Final standings: 1. Sebastian Vettel (Germany / Ferrari) 1: 11.212 min, 2. Valtteri Bottas (Finland / Mercedes) +0.204 s., 3. Kimi Räikkönen (Finn / Ferrari) +0.335 , 4. Max Verstappen Bull) +0,610 5. Kevin Magnussen (Danish / Haas) +0,988 6. Romain Grosjean (Fr./Haas) +1,332 7. Nico Hulkenberg (Germany / Renault) +1,348 8. Carlos Sainz jr. (Spanish / Renault) +1,480, 9. Charles Leclerc (Monaco / Sauber) +1,505, 10. Sergio Perez (Mexican / Indian Force) +1,562
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