Photo by: www.kymillman.com/f1 With Red Bull, Toro Rosso and Fernando Alonso’s McLaren changing engines, they were going to be firmly placed at the back of the grid. This was a bit of a damp squib because the Red Bulls looked feisty during Friday Practice. This left Mercedes and Ferrari to squabble for pole position for the Russian Grand Prix. Q1 The Local hero, Sergey Sirotkin, had a lot of screen time as you would expect early on but Kimi Raikkonen’s Ferrari set and initial lap time at the top of the time sheet with 12/38s left in the session. That was eclipsed by Sebastian Vettel’s Ferrari by 0.266s. Both Mercedes drivers started their initial laps with Valtteri Bottas leading...
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