@JaroslavHonzik 2026's 1:44.361 sits in the middle of recent dry qualifying paces:
Slower than 2025's record (by ~3.8s) and 2022 (~0.06s slower than Sainz).
Faster than 2023/2024/2021.
Comparable to strong dry sessions in the ground-effect era.
@FrancoisRJ_ 2026's 1:44.361 sits in the middle of recent dry qualifying paces:
Slower than 2025's record (by ~3.8s) and 2022 (~0.06s slower than Sainz).
Faster than 2023/2024/2021.
Comparable to strong dry sessions in the ground-effect era.