So basically not much difference to driving in the wall 
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Everything points to it being a long and exciting race Sunday. 
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That was a fair gesture towards Piastri. So that he wouldn’t be so alone in P9. 
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Nice to see Max even out pacing Sainz for pole, I’ll see more when I watch the highlights later on this evening.
to be fair to Lando, he did try to drive it in the wall in his last lap, just did not work out fine 
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Funny. He had many colleagues who showed him how to do it, drive the car into the wall. Lando probably didn’t pay close attention to how it works.
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Tomorrow he will have his next chance 
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However, he should hurry. Because from P7, the race in Baku can be over quickly and suddenly after the start. Maybe even in the first corner.
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Lando usually handles pressure well, doesn’t he?
Although… 
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Even if Lando can handle pressure, perhaps.
However, he first has to convince everyone else around him on the starting grid that they should all stick to his script. Because if he wants to push his way to the front, it will probably be very tight.
Alonso will be right behind the two McLarens on the same side of the track during start.. if can help Max.. he will
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We shouldn’t overlook the superb starter Tsunoda. When he’s around, the start is always thrilling. 
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I have to remember that the race starts at 1:00 p.m. our time.
Good thing I checked again. Otherwise, I would have missed it.
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That was a messy quali session. More Red Flags than qualifying, and a lot of the cars refusing to steer in the direction of the wheel.
Start in Azerbaijan!
Piastri 0 points
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Ranking in the wall!
Number one is Piastri.
I’m still waiting for the FIA to say we can’t race in Baku anymore. Because it requires too many spare parts and becomes too expensive for the teams.