F1 Russian GP 2014: Where to Watch Race Live and Qualifying Review
Mercedes duo secured their 9th front row lock-out at the Russian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton is back on pole position after missing out in the previous race and this makes it his third pole in four races. Nico Rosberg lines up in second place making it the ninth Mercedes front row lock out for the season.
Where to Watch Live
The race starts at 12pm BST on Sunday, with Sky Sports F1, Sky Sports F1 HD and BBC One providing live coverage in the UK.
Real-time Internet updates are available on the Live Timing section of the sport's official website.
Live radio coverage is available on BBC Radio 5Live.
Qualifying Review
The Mercedes are the team to beat yet again, after Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg completed a ninth front row lock out of the season. Hamilton beat Rosberg to pole by the exact same margin as the German beat the Briton to pole in Japan.
However, this time around the Williams of Bottas was much closer and had a chance to knock one of the Mercedes' from the front row. But in the end he had to settle for third. His teammate Filipe Massa had wretched day as he struggled with fuel pump issues and could only manage a lowly 18<sup>th on the grid.
The McLaren and Toro Rosso are the teams to watch as they surprised all with their sudden pace and and managed to qualify both cars in the top ten.
Russian Daniil Kvyat secured his best qualifying result in F1, which is sure to delight the home crowd ahead of tomorrow's race.
Top 10 Results of Qualifying Session from the Sochi Autodromo, Russia:
1. LC Hamilton (GBR)Mercedes 1'38.513
2. N Rosberg (GER)Mercedes 1'38.713
3. V Bottas (FIN)Williams 1'38.920
4. J Button (GBR)McLaren 1'39.121
5. D Kvyat (RUS)Toro Rosso 1'39.277
6. D Ricciardo (AUS)Red Bull 1'39.635
7. F Alonso (ESP)Ferrari 1'39.709
8. KM Räikkönen (FIN)Ferrari 1'39.771
9. JE Vergne (FRA)Toro Rosso 1'40.020
10. S Vettel (GER) Red Bull 1.40.338
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