F1 | German GP, ​​Hockenheim ready to offer a three-way fight for victory [VIDEO]

After the feedback received during yesterday's free practice, Hockenheim is preparing to offer a three-way fight for what concerns the remainder of this weekend. In addition to Mercedes and Ferrari, in fact, Max Verstappen demonstrated excellent competitiveness with his RB14, taking the lead in the general classification during the afternoon session.

The former Toro Rosso broke the record set by Michael Schumacher in 2004, proving to be extremely competitive in the Motodrom, the most driven sector of the German circuit.

This factor will certainly have to be taken into consideration for this afternoon's qualifying, especially if the weather conditions seen in FP3 are confirmed in the afternoon too (rain and little grip. Ed.). It should be noted that in the case of a wet track, Ferrari and Mercedes would not be able to count on the difference in performance resulting from the more advanced mapping of the power unit, which is why Verstappen would have all it takes to achieve the first pole position of his career.