Max Verstappen will hope to repeat his FP3 end in qualifying after he topped a closely-disrupted ultimate follow session on the Belgian Grand Prix.
The Spa-Francorchamps Circuit noticed two purple flags. The first with lower than 15 minutes run, after Lance Stroll discovered the wall after spinning on the high of Eau Rouge.
The second was because of the depth of the rain, with virtually all of the session washed away with the climate.
That purple flag was relinquished on the finish to permit for follow begins, however qualifying will broadly be a step into the unknown for the sector.
Verstappen can’t begin from pole on Sunday, however will however be hoping to be quickest in Q3. It might be a injury limitation train for the Dutchman, together with his 10 place grid drop for an influence unit change already confirmed.
The higher he does in qualifying, the simpler the duty throughout the race itself, as he’ll look to cost via the pack to minimise any potential factors loss.
