So far, Formula One 2011’s qualifying has given us the same man on pole for three consecutive races, and yet, it has also given us three great Saturday afternoons! By far, today’s event in China was the best. The final session was pretty formulaic and dull, but the two first sessions were significantly enough to cancel out the boring final 10 minutes!  Qualifying One Sergio Perez opened the session with a 1:38:295, but most of the early attention was focused on the Red Bull garage. Poor old Mark Webber had hit yet more terrible luck when his car suffered problems in the final practice session. Red Bull mechanics were desperately putting the car back together as the session opened and they finished about seven minutes into Q...

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So far, Formula One 2011’s qualifying has given us the same man on pole for three consecutive races, and yet, it has also given us three great Saturday afternoons! By far, today’s event in China was the best. The final session was pretty formulaic and dull, but the two first sessions were significantly enough to cancel out the boring final 10 minutes!  Qualifying One Sergio Perez opened the session with a 1:38:295, but most of the early attention was focused on the Red Bull garage. Poor old Mark Webber had hit yet more terrible luck when his car suffered problems in the final practice session. Red Bull mechanics were desperately putting the car back together as the session opened and they finished about seven minutes into Q...

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