Posted on 05/26/2017 9:26:40 PM PDT by Chode
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
First Grand Prix 1950
Number of Laps 78
Circuit Length 3.337km
Race Distance 260.286km
Lap Record 1:17.939 by Lewis Hamilton (2016)
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First free practice results - 2017 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix
Pos. Driver Team Time Laps
1. L. Hamilton Mercedes 01:13.425 39
2. S. Vettel Ferrari 01:13.621 33
3. M. Verstappen Red Bull 01:13.771 31
4. V. Bottas Mercedes 01:13.791 39
5. D. Ricciardo Red Bull 01:13.854 44
6. D. Kvyat Toro Rosso 01:14.111 41
7. K. Raikkonen Ferrari 01:14.164 36
8. S. Pérez Force India 01:14.201 31
9. C. Sainz Jr. Toro Rosso 01:14.333 38
10. E. Ocon Force India 01:14.425 38
11. F. Massa Williams 01:14.617 36
12. S. Vandoorne McLaren 01:14.813 37
13. K. Magnussen Haas 01:14.870 33
14. J. Button McLaren 01:14.954 34
15. R. Grosjean Haas 01:15.321 32
16. L. Stroll Williams 01:15.595 43
17. J. Palmer Renault 01:15.949 41
18. P. Wehrlein Sauber 01:16.258 32
19. N. Hulkenberg Renault no time 3
20. M. Ericsson Sauber no time 3
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Second free practice results - 2017 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix
Pos. Driver Team Time Laps
1. S. Vettel Ferrari 01:12.720 38
2. D. Ricciardo Red Bull 01:13.207 35
3. K. Raikkonen Ferrari 01:13.283 45
4. D. Kvyat Toro Rosso 01:13.331 41
5. C. Sainz Jr. Toro Rosso 01:13.400 42
6. M. Verstappen Red Bull 01:13.486 35
7. S. Pérez Force India 01:13.799 44
8. L. Hamilton Mercedes 01:13.873 31
9. K. Magnussen Haas 01:13.890 45
10. V. Bottas Mercedes 01:13.902 38
11. S. Vandoorne McLaren 01:13.946 41
12. J. Button McLaren 01:13.981 36
13. F. Massa Williams 01:14.003 46
14. R. Grosjean Haas 01:14.022 43
15. E. Ocon Force India 01:14.093 46
16. L. Stroll Williams 01:14.474 27
17. N. Hulkenberg Renault 01:14.870 40
18. J. Palmer Renault 01:15.616 8
19. M. Ericsson Sauber 01:15.691 31
20. P. Wehrlein Sauber 01:15.695 36
what’s up with Grosjean? not up to par this year
i know... says Barcelona-Catalunya, too much fun tonight
It should be a Mercedes vs. Ferrari battle, but at Monaco any thing could happen.
Alanzo is looking FAST at Indy Carb Day and Qualifying. He’s gonna make it interesting on raceday.
Mercedes long wheel base may be an issue.
I think it is because of Haas being such a young team.
Kimi Raikkonen takes Pole!!!
Hammy in Row 7...
All Pony Front Row!
Both McLarens made Q3 although Jensen will start P20 due to 15 spot grid penalty (for changing power unit).
Third free practice results - 2017 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix
Pos. Driver Team Time Laps
1. S. Vettel Ferrari 01:12.395 23
2. K. Raikkonen Ferrari 01:12.740 26
3. V. Bottas Mercedes 01:12.830 29
4. M. Verstappen Red Bull 01:12.940 27
5. L. Hamilton Mercedes 01:13.230 26
6. D. Ricciardo Red Bull 01:13.392 24
7. C. Sainz Jr. Toro Rosso 01:13.400 27
8. D. Kvyat Toro Rosso 01:13.563 22
9. K. Magnussen Haas 01:13.596 20
10. S. Vandoorne McLaren 01:13.805 21
11. S. Pérez Force India 01:13.936 23
12. J. Button McLaren 01:13.976 26
13. E. Ocon Force India 01:14.072 21
14. F. Massa Williams 01:14.072 28
15. N. Hulkenberg Renault 01:14.283 24
16. R. Grosjean Haas 01:14.547 23
17. L. Stroll Williams 01:14.675 35
18. J. Palmer Renault 01:15.164 25
19. P. Wehrlein Sauber 01:15.291 28
20. M. Ericsson Sauber 01:15.863 26
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Qualifying results - 2017 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix
Pos. Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Laps
1. K. Raikkonen Ferrari 01:13.117 01:12.231 01:12.178 23
2. S. Vettel Ferrari 01:13.090 01:12.449 01:12.221 23
3. V. Bottas Mercedes 01:13.325 01:12.901 01:12.223 30
4. M. Verstappen Red Bull 01:13.078 01:12.697 01:12.496 24
5. D. Ricciardo Red Bull 01:13.219 01:13.011 01:12.998 21
6. C. Sainz Jr. Toro Rosso 01:13.526 01:13.397 01:13.162 30
7. S. Pérez Force India 01:13.530 01:13.430 01:13.329 23
8. R. Grosjean Haas 01:13.786 01:13.203 01:13.349 29
9. J. Button McLaren 01:13.723 01:13.453 01:13.613 27
10. S. Vandoorne McLaren 01:13.475 01:13.249 20
11. D. Kvyat Toro Rosso 01:13.899 01:13.516 19
12. N. Hulkenberg Renault 01:13.787 01:13.628 21
13. K. Magnussen Haas 01:13.531 01:13.959 20
14. L. Hamilton Mercedes 01:13.640 01:14.106 18
15. F. Massa Williams 01:13.796 01:20.529 20
16. E. Ocon Force India 01:14.101 7
17. J. Palmer Renault 01:14.696 11
18. L. Stroll Williams 01:14.893 7
19. P. Wehrlein Sauber 01:15.159 11
20. M. Ericsson Sauber 01:15.276 11
interesting Grid
gonna be a looong day tomorrow
yup, hairpin might be problematic
It is an interesting grid. Not bad for Haas with 8th. I wonder how fast Hamilton will move through the field?
yup, GO KIMI!!!
yup, first time in a long time, they gotta step up
27 May 2017 – Lewis Hamilton believes his Monaco Grand Prix is “pretty much done” after he dropped out in the second phase of qualifying on Saturday.
Hamilton led proceedings in Thursday’s first session, but set-up changes left him only eighth in second practice, before recovering to fifth when action resumed on Saturday morning.
However, Hamilton was down in 10th in Q1 and had to abandon his first run in Q2 after sliding through Massenet, narrowly missing the barriers as he gathered the moment.
Hamilton’s benchmark left him a lowly 14th and his final attempt at reaching Q3 was only on the brink of the top 10 times, before the situation became academic when Stoffel Vandoorne crashed.
Hamilton was forced to back off, leaving him in 14th place, though will be promoted one spot on the grid due to Jenson Button’s engine-related penalty.
“That’s pretty much the weekend done, so tomorrow will just be driving around in whatever position outside of the top 10,” said Hamilton.
“I will try and get up as high as I can but it’s hard to overtake here, so it’s going to be a nice Sunday drive tomorrow, I’d imagine.”
Hamilton, who admitted he could not explain his pace deficit, labelled the timing of Vandoorne’s crash as a “little bit unfortunate” but conceded a leading position would have been unlikely.
“I think that lap may have just got me into the top 10,” he said on the effort he was producing prior to Vandoorne’s crash.
“Then I probably would have struggled to be in the top five [in Q3] with the pace I had, whatever issue I had with the car.
“It’s great to see Valtteri [what] was able to extract; the performance of the car shows we’re not terrible here and we’ll have to figure out why I wasn’t able to be up with him.”
http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/353728/hamilton-weekend-done-after-q2-exit/
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