Hometown hero and 7-time world champion Lewis Hamilton brought his best to beat title rival Max Verstappen. The Red Bull driver was over 0.7 seconds faster than Hamilton in Fp1 but was left frustrated by the loss of performance in Qualifying.

Verstappen was fuming after he finished behind the Mercedes driver by 0.075 seconds in Q3. In his team radio, the Dutch driver expressed his frustration to his race engineer.

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Max Verstappen calls the final qualifying lap as ‘F****ing S***’

The Red Bull complained about having a lot of under-steer throughout the qualifying session. He was left perplexed and had no answers to where his advantage went from Free Practice to Qualifying.

When he was being instructed by his engineer, Max replied, “F***ing S***.”

“You need to go to grid please Max,” said Verstappen’s team engineer. But the Dutch driver, still unhappy with the lap, replied,” Really?”

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Mercedes may have taken nine of the last nine pole positions at Silverstone

As reported by Formula1.com, The German team has now taken nine of the last nine pole positions at Silverstone. The good news for Mercedes as Valtteri Bottas qualified third for the sprint qualifying while Sergio Perez qualified fifth.

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc put in a stellar lap to qualify fourth. The McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo secured the third row at their home race. Williams driver George Russell stole the limelight in the qualifying as he finished 8th in front of his home crowd.

Carlos Sainz in the other Ferrari finished in ninth ahead of Aston Martin of Sebastian Vettel, who qualified 10th.

Can Hamilton keep Max behind in the inaugural sprint qualifying? Let us know.