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Max Verstappen admitted that his pole bike for the Japanese Japanese Grand Prix was “very special” after McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri fired to the highest place.
It was 41. The position of Verstappen in F1 and the director of the Red Bull team Christian Horner described it as “one of his best ever”.
Verstappen, which is eight points behind Norris in the driver championship, will look like he turns his pole to the first victory of 2025, when the lights on Sunday at 6 am in Suzuka, Sky Sports F1.
“I had some really nice in other places,” the ruling world champion said.
“But I think if you look at how our season has started, even this weekend it is very unexpected, I would say. And I think it probably does very strange.”
So where will Verstappen the last position of Verstappen in 41 his career? We chose his other brilliant qualifying wheels, which you can look back before voting in our survey.
Dutch Grand Prix 2021
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Anthony Davidson compares Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton’s qualifying rounds from the Dutch GP 2021 2021
When the thrilling 2021 title race warmed up, Verstappen set out under the huge pressure of the domestic crowd on the Dutch Grand Prix by taking the position of Lewis Hamilton’s field less than half a tenth, without the help of the main straight, while his then Bull teammate Sergio Perez was knocked out in the fourth quarter.
Monaco Grand Prix 2023
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Max Verstappen steals the Fernando Alonso field position with the stunning final sector in the thrilling final qualifying session for the Grand Prix 2024 Monaco Grand Prix
Verstappen was probably produced by one of the biggest ends of the qualifying round, taking two tenths of Fernando Alonso to deny Aston Martin the driver on the streets of Monaco.
Japanese Grand Prix 2023
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Karun Chandhok called this “one of the largest qualifying rounds in F1 history”. Look at the incredible Max Verstappen bike on the Suzuka circuit since 2023
Later in the same year, Verstappen defeated the field by more than half a second in the fourth quarter, with what Horner described as “stunning performance” after the Dutchr underwent a high -speed circuit with a stunning wedge.
Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 2024
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Watch Max Verstappen claiming his 39. Career Pole to Emilia Romagna Grand Prix with stunning Kolom!
It seemed that Norris would end the strip of Verstappen in Imole 2024 after the first Q3 runs until the Red Bull driver didn’t put everything together, including Slipstream from Nico Hulkenberg to do eight poles in a row.
Japanese Grand Prix 2025
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Max Verstappen was left in disbelief after grabbing the pole from the McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri on the Japanese Grand Prix
Or was Verstappen’s best position at the pole the latest? Almost everyone thought that McLaren or George Russell would be at the pole, but Overtappen was far from stolen the best place and showed why he was the best driver on the grid.
Sky Sports F1’s Live Japanese GP Schedule
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Here’s your Paddock Pass for the Japanese Grand Prix, it connects to Naomi Schiff when sharing a creeping view in Suzuka!
Sunday 6th April
- 4.30: Setup of Japanese GP: Sunday Grand Prix*
- 6:00: Japanese Grand Prix*
- 8:00: Japanese GP reaction: chessboard*
- 9:00: Ted’s notebook*
*Live also at the main Sky Sports event
The formula is this weekend on the Suzuka iconic circuit for the Japanese Grand Prix, Live On Sky Sports F1. Stream Sky Sports with now – no contract whenever cancel
