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Rosberg leads Mercedes Belgian front-row lockout

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Nico Rosberg secured his fourth consecutive pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix to start ahead of his team-mate and championship rival Lewis Hamilton.

The German waited until Q3 to assert his dominance, but it might well have been a mistake by Hamilton which handed pole to Rosberg.

The Briton ran wide on his first attempt, forcing him to set a second banker. However as the track dried out, he had time for just one run whilst Rosberg had two which eventually paid a dividend and his 2:05.591 in the wet was good enough.

Sebastian Vettel will line up third, albeit over two seconds down on the Mercedes, but the Red Bull driver will surely be pleased with the position which puts him alongside Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso.

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Daniel Ricciardo was fifth thanks to a scary moment as he approached the Bus Stop chicane. The Williams duo won’t be too happy with sixth for Valtteri Bottas and ninth for Felipe Massa but a dry should play to their advantage.

Both McLarens made the top ten with Kevin Magnussen beating Jenson Button in seventh and tenth respectively, with Kimi Raikkonen eighth.

Jules Bianchi made the most of the conditions to go 16th whilst newcomer Andre Lotterer outqualified his team-mate Marcus Ericsson by almost a second on his debut.

Qualifying – 2014 Belgian Grand Prix

# Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3
01 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 2:07.130 2:06.723 2:05.591
02 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 2:07.280 2:06.609 2:05.819
03 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 2:10.105 2:08.868 2:07.717
04 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 2:10.197 2:08.450 2:07.786
05 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull 2:10.089 2:08.989 2:07.911
06 Valtteri Bottas Williams 2:09.250 2:08.451 2:08.049
07 Kevin Magnussen McLaren 2:11.081 2:08.901 2:08.679
08 Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari 2:09.885 2:08.646 2:08.780
09 Felipe Massa Williams 2:08.403 2:08.833 2:08.178
10 Jenson Button McLaren 2:10.529 2:09.272 2:09.776
11 Daniil Kvyat Toro Rosso 2:10.445 2:09.377  
12 Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso 2:09.811 2:09.805  
13 Sergio Perez Force India 2:10.666 2:10.084  
14 Adrian Sutil Sauber 2:11.051 2:10.238  
15 Romain Grosjean Lotus 2:10.898 2:11.087  
16 Jules Bianchi Marussia 2.11.051 2:12.470  
17 Pastor Maldonado Lotus 2:11.261    
18 Nico Hulkenberg Force India 2:11.267    
19 Max Chilton Marussia 2:12.566    
20 Esteban Gutierrez Sauber 2:13.414    
21 Andre Lotterer Caterham 2:13.469    
22 Marcus Ericsson Caterham 2:14.438    
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