Lindblad: I am grateful to the team for the great work.
At Silverstone, Arvid Lindblad, the 18-year-old British debutant for Racing Bulls, outpaced the more experienced Liam Lawson in qualifying for the third time this season. He previously achieved this in Canada.
Arvid Lindblad (9th): "Overall, the day went very well. Competing on this track is always a special experience, and the fans create an incredible atmosphere here. During the sprint, we gathered valuable information that will be useful in preparing for tomorrow's race, and we also made a step forward in qualifying – thanks to a number of changes made to the setup during the break between sessions.
The first part of qualifying didn't go entirely smoothly, but the team did everything possible to optimize the setup. On all the laps I drove during qualifying, the results were very similar, even though I wasn't able to fully utilize the car's potential. Therefore, there are still several areas where I need to improve, and I intend to pay special attention to them.
For several weekends in a row, we have had a competitive car, so I am very grateful to the team for their great work. Now we will switch to preparing for tomorrow's Grand Prix and do our best to maintain this level and achieve a good result."
Liam Lawson (10th): "I was pleased with the results of the sprint, where we earned one point. Then we were happy to make it to the final qualifying session, although it felt like we barely made it. We had a very confident first session, but we couldn't improve on that result, so we need to analyze why we couldn't maintain the right balance during qualifying.
Now the team is focused on a good start in tomorrow's race, as that will help us earn more points. This weekend we have an effective car, so I hope we can achieve the necessary improvements to continue fighting for positions in the top rows of the midfield."
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Lindblad: I am grateful to the team for the great work.
At Silverstone, Arvid Lindblad, the 18-year-old British debutant for Racing Bulls, outpaced the more experienced Liam Lawson in qualifying for the third time this season...