While the broadcast was on an ad break during the few minutes before Q2 was to start, the teams on the track didn't rest, continuing with their operations.
Gasly was silently looking at Fatih's final lap's telemetry, speechless due to the unbelievable gap in lap times between the two of them.
Fatih's fastest lap time of 1:10.541 that placed him in P1 and Gasly's lap time of 1:11.560 that put him in P7 of the Q1 session had a gap of an entire second, or 1.019 seconds to be exact. In Formula One, for people driving the same car, that is an unimaginable gap.
It would have been understandable if Gasly was the one at the front and Fatih, as the rookie, was the one a second behind, but the opposite being true was unbelievable for everyone.
