Oscar Pastari led the world championship for Formula One Motors and his teammate Lando Norris, McLaren, to get the first positions in the first free experiences of the Emilia-Romania Grand Prix, which ended early today (Friday).
Australian driver Pastari, the winner of the four of the last five races, scored the fastest time in the Emola circuit with one minute and 16,545 seconds on the soft tires while Norris delayed 0.032 seconds in the sunny afternoon period. Pasteri advanced to Norris 16 points after six races, with the season of 24 rounds now began its European phase after an opening round in Sia, the Middle East and the United States.
Carlos Science ranked third with his team Williams, 0.052 seconds from the lead, while George Russell, a Mercedes driver, came another 0.002 seconds.
The world champion seven times Luis Hamilton, who is preparing for his first race in Italy as a Ferrari driver, finished fifth by 0.096 seconds from the lead.
Pierre Jasli ranked sixth with Albin, while Max Versaben came four times with his team Red Paul in seventh place, Alex Albon, Williams driver eighth and Portolo ninth, finished ninth, while his teammate in the Sauber Niko Holkonberg team completed the top ten.
