Carlos Sainz wins first pole in British GP as the crowd boosts Verstappen

Carlos Sainz gets the first Formula One 151 times Paul needed a trial. Now he chases that elusive first victory.

However, starting alongside Signs in the front row on Sunday at the British Grand Prix is ​​to defend F1 champion Max Verstappen. Fierce competition.

Verstappen is booed by some of the crowd after an action-packed qualifying session in the rain on Saturday, and he hears most of his track interview questions about jealousy. I said I couldn't.

"If they want to boo, they do it. For me, that wouldn't change anything," he said. "Maybe some of them don't like me, but that's okay. They all have their own opinions. I don't care."

Sainz qualifies We set the fastest time in the second half of the third session, just 0.072 seconds ahead of Verstappen. Signs teammate Charles Leclerc, who had won the first six poles before the Signs surprise run, was the seventh pole in Ferrari's 10 races this season.

"The first pole position, it's always special, especially with wet silverstone," Sainz said. "Keep it cool throughout the session and I decided to push towards the end."

Signs slightly missed his first career win at the Canada Grand Prix two weeks ago. Did. There he finished just behind Verstappen. The Spanish driver has been on the podium 11 times in his career, but never took the top step. He finished 3 times in 2nd place this season.

Leclerc starts third on the second Red Bull, prior to Sergio Perez.

Sunday's race is expected to be almost dry after the rainy qualifying session. After Verstappen set the fastest lap time this weekend in the final practice session before it began to rain at Silverstone, the improved conditions could favor the two Red Bulls.

Seven-time champion Luis Hamilton finished fifth in the home race as Mercedes seemed to make progress on the issue of high-speed bouncing. His teammate George Russell was eighth.

The Dutch heard boos when Verstappen spoke on the trackside following the qualifying. In last year's race, Verstappen and Hamilton collided, Verstappen hit the wall, and Hamilton overcame the penalty and won.

This incident was the final title race that Verstappen won, often further strengthening the fierce rivalry and causing some British fans to oppose Verstappen. He was taken to the hospital for post-crash observations and complained that Hamilton showed poor sportsmanship by celebrating the victory when Verstappen was being medically evaluated.

This year's race buildup is a word of racial slurs and homosexual hatred by three-time F1 champion Nelson Pique to explain Hamilton in an interview shot last year. After the crash at Silverstone, which was dominated by the use of. Until this week before returning to the track, the interview wasn't widely noticed.

Hamilton and other drivers blamed Picket. Verstappen, who is dating Pique's daughter Kelly, said Pique used "very unpleasant" words, but that the Brazilians were also "really nice and relaxed men" who were not racial discriminators. Added.

Leclerc said his Ferrari felt "competitive" but he couldn't challenge the pole position due to a mistake.

"He wasn't worth standing on the pole because it was the lap that needed to put everything together, not as a driver," he said.

Returning to the grid, there was another surprise in the rain as Nicholas Latifie of Canada took Williams' top 10 career. Born in Montreal and raised in Toronto, the driver hadn't finished more than 14th place throughout the season and was driving an older version of his teammate Alexander Alban, who was 16th.

Aston Martin's Reims walk in Montreal was 20th.