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Who will take pole position for the F1 Sprint race at the Qatar Grand Prix?
Follow all the latest updates and watch the best video from the Decider in the Desert in Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastris world title showdown. Watch live on Sky Sports F1 from Friday
It was a McLaren shootout for pole position at Formula One’s 2025 Qatar Grand Prix, and Oscar Piastri came out on top, beating Lando Norris by 0.108 seconds. Behind, Max Verstappen and George Russell will make up the second row on the grid for Sunday’s main race.
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