eight hundredths of a second. It is the tiny difference that has left Fernando Alonso without the pole on it Monaco Grand Prix. The Spanish driver set the fastest time on his second attempt in Q3, beating charles leclercwho then held the provisional ‘pole’.
The last one to mark the time was max verstappen. ANDn the first two sectors he was noticeably slower than Alonsostarting the third sector with a disadvantage of two tenths of a second.
However, in the third and final sector, in which Red Bull has dominated all weekend, managed to cut that advantage and end up prevailing over the Asturian despite touch the walls four times.
Most of that clipping it happened in the last cornerin which the Red Bull driver risked to the limit and was tthree tenths faster than Alonso.
In the last lap, the Dutchman converted the disadvantage of two tenths in an advantage of 84 thousandths of a second.
Despite the fact that pole position slipped away at the last moment, these data show that Aston Martin is superior to Red Bull in most of the circuit, which allows Fernando Alonso to dream of a victory in Monaco this Sunday.
