That’s the prediction from Sky Sports’ F1 experts after watching an intriguing qua🎃lifying on the brand-new track.

Charles Leclerc wi🐎ll start on pole - ahead of Max Verstappen and George Russell - while Lewis Ha🍸milton and Sergio Perez were among the victims of the troublesome new circuit.

Tyres and temperature have been a recurring theme, and dealing with 🎃those issues will be critical for whoever succeeds in the gr🍎and prix.

“Probably going to come down to patie﷽nce, it sounds like,” Danica Patrick saওid. 

“All the drivers are talking about graining on the tyres - w﷽hen 🔴you lose it, it’s gone. 

“So, it’s whoever has the most disciplin𒉰e to just be patient and not over-drive, which is an easy thing to do especia💛lly when you start the race and having pressure behind you. 

“Whoever has the best straight-line speed wilဣl have the most comfort.&n🌺bsp;

“They will be abl♚e to get their exit themselves and stay ahead. Patience is probably what’s going to save them.”

Jenson Button said: “To stop front-rig🎀ht graining, you push that tyre less. 

“You go through a stage, then it’s🐼 fine to push it harder. 

“But while everyone’s doing that, there’s going to be one or 🎐two who thinks ‘I can make up a few places!’ 

“Fernando Alonso comes to mind, and a few oth🌟ers! 

“It’s going to be a real mixed bag.

“George Russell hasn’t run the hard tyre yet, and they think they might run it in💟 the race. 

“Theꦰy have to think of their feet. Strategists are going to be working flat-out!”

Button accepted that the tricky track conditions have made life aꦍ nightmare for F1 teams this weekend so far.

“It’s really difficult,” he🌄 said after watching ౠMercedes and Red Bull, among other, suffer during qualifying. 

“Some drivers can, some cars can, it’s all up in the air. I love it! We all🥃 love this, apart from the teams and drivers.

“Interestingly, when I watch Leclerc’s lap, it does sound like he’s ov🎀erlapping at the end of the braking.&nbsﷺp;

“He’s at top speed, it sounds like he’s braking on throttle a little bit, which raises the temperature of 𓂃the tyres and the brakes before he hits them really hard. 

“It will be interestꩲing to hear. It🎃 might just be the sound…”