Max Verstappen in pole position for Red Bull in the Austrian Grand Prix thanks to a super time (1:03.720), with Lando Norris who, however, has the most impressive performance of the day and will start second after a lap just 48 thousandths behind the lap time of Verstappen. Third Sergio Perez ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas. Both Ferrari SF21 cars out in Q2, preceded by an amazing George Russell, who brought Williams back to Q3 after Monza 2018.
F1 | 2021 Austrian Grand Prix, starting grid:
| 1st row | 1. Max Verstappen (M) 1:03.720 Red Bull | |
| 2. Lando Norris (M) 1:03.768 McLaren | ||
| 2nd row | 3. Sergio Perez (M) 1:03.990 Red Bull | |
| 4. Lewis Hamilton (M) 1:04.014 Mercedes | ||
| 3rd row | 5. Valtteri Bottas (M) 1:04.049 Mercedes | |
| 6. Pierre Gasly (S) 1:04.107 AlphaTauri | ||
| 4th row | 7. Yuki Tsunoda (S) 1:04.273 AlphaTauri | |
| 8. George Russell (M) 1:04.591 Williams | ||
| 5th row | 9. Lance Stroll (S) 1:04.618 Aston Martin | |
| 10. Carlos Sainz 1:04.559 Ferrari | ||
| 6th row | 11. Sebastian Vettel (S) 1:04.570 Aston Martin* | |
| 12. Charles Leclerc 1:04.600 Ferrari | ||
| 7th row | 13. Daniel Ricciardo 1:04.719 McLaren | |
| 14. Fernando Alonso 1:04.856 Alpine | ||
| 8th row | 15. Antonio Giovinazzi 1:05.083 Alfa Romeo | |
| 16. Kimi Raikkonen 1:05.009 Alfa Romeo | ||
| 9th row | 17. Esteban Ocon 1:05.009 Alpine | |
| 18.Nicholas Latifi 1:05.195 Williams | ||
| 10th row | 19. Mick Schumacher 1:05.427 Haas | |
| 20. Nikita Mazepin 1:05.151 Haas |
*Was handed a three-place grid drop for Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix for impeding Fernando Alonso in qualifying .
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