Brendon Hartley knew before his first Formula 1 Qualifying session that he would be starting from the back of the grid due to engine penalties, but the New Zealander still put in a good performance, even though he was eliminated in Q1. The New Zealander was drafted in to the Scuderia Toro Rosso team this weekend in place of Pierre Gasly, and has been learning the STR12 throughout, and he admitted that getting the tyres to work in Qualifying was still tricky for him on Saturday. However, Hartley is much more confident about his chances on Sunday, with his long race pace and energy saving during Free Practice impressive, and he hopes to move forward from his starting slot. “A difficult...
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