On the contrary, the more indifferent you are, the lighter you take something, the more likely you are to pull it off easily.
Qin Miao didn't make any mistakes on this lap, and his lap time improved a lot—compared with his first flying lap he found a terrifying 0.546 seconds.
The final time was 1:28.151.
But even so, Qin Miao still didn't take pole in qualifying.
When the Q3 countdown hit zero and he heard the result, Qin Miao could hardly believe it.
Because he really had gone all‑out on that lap.
"How are they this fast?" Qin Miao asked, puzzled.
Frankie's voice was full of helplessness: "We'll talk about this after the race."
And just as Frankie finished speaking, Hamilton crossed the line with a 1:28.100.
Great, the Old Man was even more brutal—the last flying lap was 0.051 quicker than Qin Miao, and even P2 slipped through Qin Miao's fingers.
