Start up front for the FORMULA 1 GERMAN GRAND PRIX 2019

After dominating runs by both Ferraris in the Practice sessions on Friday, both Ferraris had very disappointing Qualifying sessions.  Sebastian Vettel had a turbo issue on his first and only lap in Q1 and his teammate Charles Leclerc due to mechanical issues at the start of Q3 also retired his car and will start the race in 10th position, with Vettel starting in 20th position.

Mercedes-AMG has Lewis Hamilton on pole and Valtteri Bottas starting in 3rd position.  Max Verstappen for Red Bull will start on the first row with his teammate Pierre Gasly starting in 4th position.  To round out the first 3 rows Kimi Raikkonen for Alfa Romeo will start in 5th position and for Haas’ Romain Grosjean will start in 6th position.

With the Ferraris staring so deep in the pack it will be an interesting race to see them fight through traffic to get to the front of the pack.