Barcelona always had the potential to deliver an incredibly close battle in qualifying, and today's hour of action to determine the grid produced just that. In Q1, the blink of an eye separated the fastest time and one that would see you in the bottom five. In this challenging situation, we choose to focus on the glass half full, courtesy of Antonio Giovinazzi who made it through the first cut-off before claiming 14th place on tomorrow's grid. Kimi Raikkonen had to bow out in Q1 after setting two promising sectors in his fastest lap but falling just short at the line: he will start tomorrow's race in P17, just behind Yuki Tsunoda's AlphaTauri. Starting in the penultimate row won't make his...
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