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RelatedPosts Ricciardo reckons RB faced a ‘reality’ check in F1 Miami GP 1 hour ago Taylor Barnard exclusive: McLaren stand-in ‘would like some points’ in Berlin double-header 3 hours ago Mahindra Racing’s Edoardo Mortara has taken pole position for this afternoon’s Berlin E-Prix. The Swiss kept bringing the surprises in every stage of the qualifying […]
The Swiss driver surprised everyone in every stage of the qualifying session and eventually won the final duel against Stoffel Vandoorne from DS Penske, who will start second. Vandoorne’s teammate Jean-Éric Vergne will line up fourth, and Sergio Sette Camara from ERT will start fifth, with local favorites Max Günther and Pascal Wehrlein in sixth and seventh positions. Lucas di Grassi will start from seventh place, followed by Antonio Felix da Costa in eighth, and the Jaguar duo of Nick Cassidy and Mitch Evans in ninth and tenth. The qualifying result is a significant boost for the Mahindra team, which has had no points so far in Season 10. Rookie Jordan King, filling in for Nyck de Vries, will start 15th. Other rookies standing in for WEC drivers also performed well, with Kelvin van der Linde qualifying 11th, Joel Eriksson 18th, and Paul Aron 19th for Envision Racing.
Edoardo Mortara from Mahindra Racing claimed pole position in Berlin, securing the team’s first points of Season 10. The qualifying session saw Mortara top Group A and set a time of 1:02.619s, with Group B surprises including Lucas di Grassi taking the top spot with a time of 1:02.615s. Quarter-finals and semi-finals were intense, with Vergne, Mortara, Vandoorne, and Sette Camara advancing to the next stages. Mortara’s victory in the semi-final against Vergne added another shock to the session. Vandoorne’s win against Sette Camara set the stage for an exciting final duel.
