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Valtteri Bottas claimed an unlikely pole position for the Russian Grand Prix, beating teammate Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton failed to improve on his final lap, even making a mistake going through Turn 7.
Ferrari fills out the second row and will be hoping to jump Mercedes at the start of the race. With just six races left to run, the Italian manufacturer will have to start getting the better of Mercedes in order to claim its first championship in 10 years.
Take a look at the full grid below;
1) Valtteri Bottas
2) Lewis Hamilton
4) Kimi Raikkonen
6) Esteban Ocon
8) Sergio Perez
10) Marcus Ericsson
11) Carlos Sainz
12) Nico Hulkenberg
13) Sergey Sirotkin
14) Lance Stroll
15) Stoffel Vandoorne**
16) Fernando Alonso*
17) Pierre Gasly*
18) Brendon Hartley*
19) Daniel Ricciardo***
20) Max Verstappen****
* engine penalty
** gearbox penalty
*** engine penalty, gearbox penalty
**** engine penalty, gearbox penalty, grid penalty for ignoring yellow flags
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