Race-sprint in Brazil: Bottas wins, Stroll takes some seats

Cubeser Lance Stroll begins at 14^E The Brazilian was ranked in the Formula 1 Grand Prix after winning two places in a sprint race on Saturday at the Interlagos Circuit.

Aston Martin took pilot 16^E The previous day was a qualifying position, but the sprint reached a starting point due to a penalty imposed on Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes). After winning the pole position, 20 had to give up^E And the last since the FIA ​​ruled that Britain was not compliant with the car’s drag reduction system (DRS).

Hamilton, who had already dropped five places in the Grand Prix opening grid, finally jumped the field and finished fifth. So he will start the race on Sunday from the 10th position.

Returning to Stroll, he handed 11^E Morning is the best time for free practice. With speed he was able to overtake Yuki Sunoda (Alfa Touri) and Kimi Rకోikkనnen (Alfa Romeo) cars during the sprint.

“On the plus side, we’re up one point in tomorrow’s race,” Stroll said via his team’s website. Initially there were no big activities around us so we were still 15 people^E After the first round. Eventually, Yuki Tsunoda started worrying about the tenders in front of us because we managed our media well. […] He lost the DRS of the car in front of him and we got it on the last lap‌ so I think it was the right thing to do [partir en médiums].

“It’s hard to get seats today, but it’s a long race and anything can happen here. Maybe tomorrow we will have opportunities. It remains to be seen whether the ranks will be achieved from the 14th^E Space », an ending stroll.

His teammate Sebastian Vettel starts ninth in Brazil.

Valteri Bottas (Mercedes) scored a total of three points at the end of 24 laps to overtake Max Verstappen (Red Bull). Ferrari driver Carlos Siege finished third.

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