The qualifying duel is one of the best ways to measure two teammates against each other, as it's about pure one-lap pace without anything like traffic or pitstops that could alter the result. So, how is each team's qualifying battle going after 16 of the 21 total qualifying sessions? Check the list below!
Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton 10 - 6 Valtteri Bottas (Bottas P1 Hamilton P2 in Russia)
Ferrari
Sebastian Vettel 13 - 3 Kimi Raikkonen (Vettel P3 Raikkonen P4 Russia)
Red Bull
Max Verstappen 13 - 3 Daniel Ricciardo (Verstappen P11 Ricciardo P12 in Russia)
Force India
Esteban Ocon 12 - 4 Sergio Perez (Ocon P6 Perez P8 in Russia)
Williams
Sergey Sirotkin 10 - 6 Lance Stroll (Sirotkin P18 Stroll P20 in Russia)
Renault
Nico Hülkenberg 9 - 7 Carlos Sainz Jr. (Sainz P14 Hülkenberg P15 in Russia)
Toro Rosso
Pierre Gasly 13 - 3 Brendon Hartley (Gasly P13 Hartley P16 in Russia)
Haas F1
Kevin Magnussen 10 - 6 Romain Grosjean (Magnussen P5 Grosjean P9 in Russia)
McLaren
Fernando Alonso 16 - 0 Stoffel Vandoorne (Alonso P17 Vandoorne P19 in Russia)
Alfa Romeo - Sauber
Charles Leclerc 13 - 3 Marcus Ericsson (Leclerc P7 Ericsson P10 in Russia)
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