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    Formula 1 Qualifying: Team-Mate Duels After British GP

    After an intense Formula 1 qualifying session at the British Grand Prix, Motorsport.com has released each team’s qualifying record in terms of team-mate duels. This record is based exclusively on qualifying results, ensuring that grid penalties don’t alter the statistics.

    Red Bull: Verstappen Dominates Perez

    For Red Bull, Max Verstappen leads Sergio Perez 15-0 (12-0 without sprints) in qualifying battles. In the most recent British GP, Verstappen outqualified Perez by 0.358s in Q3. Throughout the season, Verstappen has consistently demonstrated his qualifying prowess, except for a few instances where Perez managed to close the gap.

    Mercedes: Russell Outperforms Hamilton

    At Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton trails George Russell 3-12 (2-10 without sprints) in qualifying. In the British GP, Russell grabbed pole position from Hamilton, showcasing his impressive pace. Despite Hamilton’s experience and past success, Russell has been more consistent in qualifying this season.

    Ferrari: Leclerc Edges Sainz

    Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc leads Carlos Sainz 8-6 (7-4 without sprints) in qualifying duels. In the British GP, Leclerc outqualified Sainz by 0.100s in Q3. Leclerc’s qualifying performances have been solid this season, but Sainz has closed the gap in recent races.

    McLaren: Norris Dominates Piastri

    For McLaren, Lando Norris has a 11-4 (9-3 without sprints) advantage over Oscar Piastri in qualifying. In the British GP, Norris outqualified Piastri by 0.069s in Q3. Norris has been the more consistent qualifier for McLaren this season.

    Aston Martin: Alonso’s Experience Pays Off

    Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso leads Lance Stroll 8-7 (7-5 without sprints) in qualifying battles. In the British GP, Alonso outqualified Stroll by 0.399s in Q2. Alonso’s experience has given him an edge in qualifying, but Stroll has shown improvement in recent races.

    “The Formula 1 standings will continue to shift as the season progresses. Stay tuned for the latest Formula 1 news, Formula 1 schedule, and Formula 1 tyres updates. Who will come out on top in the next qualifying battle?”

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