The good news for Brendon Hartley - he's qualified ahead of Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton. The bad news - he'll start the Brazilian Grand Prix tomorrow near the back of the grid.
Hartley qualified in 15th place but will start three spots back in 18th for his third Formula One race after serving a grid penalty.
The Kiwi advanced through to qualification two in 15th place but failed to get out of the pits for the next phase of qualification this morning, not risking his car knowing a grid penalty was awaiting him.
Hartley will start one place ahead of Toro Rosso teammate Pierre Gasly while Hamilton will start the race in last spot place crashing in his first lap of qualifying.
Hamilton secured his fourth Formula One title two weeks ago in Mexico.
