Coming into the Chinese Grand Prix, it really hadn't been a great start to his new tenure at Red Bull for Pierre Gasly. A strategy mix-up in Melbourne meant that he failed to get into Q2 and lined up for the start of the race in 17th place. Bahrain proved slightly better for the Frenchman, but 12th on the grid was still a long way behind his team mate Max Verstappen. But Gasly appeared to be finally getting to grips with the RB15 in Shanghai. After making it through to Q3 for the first time in 2019, he will start tomorrow's race alongside Verstappen on the third row. Bottas beats Hamilton to Race 1000 pole in Shanghai “I think really, that was the best I could expect,” Gasly told Sky...
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