George Russell and Lewis Hamilton will launch their Saudi Arabian GP on Saturday from the fourth row of the grid after a frustrating qualifying session that the pair respectively seventh and eighth. Overnight changes significantly improved the balance of Mercedes’ W15 in FP3, but qualifying proved more challenging, with strong single-lap pace difficult to find, especially in Jeddah’s first sector. Both drivers made the Q3 cut – although Hamilton came perilously close to being knocked out. However, a mistake by Russell thwarted his final run on the soft tyre while Hamilton was able to improve on his second flyer, but only marginally. “That was a very annoying qualifying session!” commented Me
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