F1 qualifying head to heads – Which drivers come out on top? – GPFans EN

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The first rival that any F1 driver wants to beat is their team-mate, but how are the battles shaping up after 13 races?
It is often difficult to judge drivers against those in other teams given the substantial differences in aerodynamic philosophies, car performance, engine performance and strategies.
The only true comparison comes between those in the same machinery and, in qualifying at least, more than a few of these battles are extremely one-sided.
But who is the dominant force in each team?
These stats are purely based on qualifying and do not reflect grid penalties that were applied for the race itself.
Red Bull: Max Verstappen 10 – 3 Sergio Perez
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Best qualifying position

Ferrari: Charles Leclerc 10 – 3 Carlos Sainz

Best qualifying position

Mercedes: George Russell 7 – 6 Lewis Hamilton

Best qualifying position

Alpine: Fernando Alonso 8 – 5 Esteban Ocon

Best qualifying position

McLaren: Lando Norris 11 – 2 Daniel Ricciardo

Best qualifying position

Alfa Romeo: Valtteri Bottas 10 – 3 Zhou Guanyu

Best qualifying position

Haas: Kevin Magnussen 11 – 2 Mick Schumacher

Best qualifying position

AlphaTauri: Pierre Gasly 8 – 5 Yuki Tsunoda

Best qualifying position

Aston Martin: Sebastian Vettel 8 – 3 Lance Stroll *Nico Hulkenberg 1 – 1 Lance Stroll

Best qualifying position

Williams: Alex Albon 11 – 2 Nicholas Latifi

Best qualifying position

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