as the 50th of his F1 career with the Englishman eight tenths clear of the first non-Mercedes car. I enjoyed driving the car today, there were some sexy laps

All is forgiven, Michael Jennings.The besieged NSW centre capped one of the great comebacks by scoring the match-winning try in the Blues 18-14 State of Origin III triumph on Wednesday night at ANZ Stadium.Jennings would have considered himself lucky to retain his spot as the Blues tried to salvage something after losing a 10th series in 11 years to Queensland.In the NRL, Jennings has the Midas touch.In game two for NSW this year, Jennings had the opposite.Everything Jennings touched did not turn to gold, bombing two almost certain tries as the Blues succumbed 26-16 in game two in Brisbane.Suddenly, the 28-year-old Jennings Origin career was at a crossroads.Only something special in his 18th Origin it seemed would keep Jennings in the NSW mix for next year.He left it late - but he made it count.Jennings crossed with 78 seconds left after a long James Tedesco run from a Blake Ferguson break, providing some consolation for his game-two shocker.To get that win is an awesome feeling, said Jennings who made 127m and had one line break.I am grateful for the opportunity.I was fortunate enough to get there in the end.It means a lot - well go into next year with a positive attitude.Queensland looked set for a fifth series whitewash when fullback Darius Boyd crossed in the 75th minute to give the visitors a 14-12 buffer.However, Jennings went from zero to hero by crossing in the 79th minute in front of 61,267 mostly delirious NSW fans.Its a miracle try, Nine Network commentator and former NSW coach Phil Gould beamed.Jennings also made an impact early in the second half.He was ahead of the NSW kicker in the lead-up to Andrew Fifitas 42nd-minute try but the bunker surprisingly judged that Jennings was not interfering with the play and gave the green light.It was a reversal of fortunes for Jennings who duffed two tries in game two, including one effort where he knocked on by a fingernail.Asked if Jennings had made amends, retiring NSW skipper Paul Gallen said: I wouldnt say made amends.Unfortunately there was a fingernail in it (in game two) - you cant blame him for that.But it was a great try tonight.Hes fast, got good feet and he got there - that was very pleasing. 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Sky Sports F1s Martin Brundle and David Croft give their damning verdict on the new F1 qualifying format which resulted in no action for the last four min Conclusions from qualifying for the Australian GPThe new format saw only the two Mercedes drivers attempt a second run, with the 90-second elimination clock not giving some of the drivers enough time to pit for fresh tyres and complete a flying lap.And that produced a rather dull conclusion to qualifying with pole position secured with around four minutes of the session remaining and the final minutes ticking down with no cars on track. Weve made a step forward, tomorrow we should be quite a bit closer and we expected them to be strong in qualifying, said Vettel.I was happy with the run I had in the end so we called it there and saved a set of tyres for tomorrow.Kimi Raikkonen was fourth quickest ahead of an impressive Max Verstappen who was fifth for Toro Rosso. The young Dutchman edged out the Williams of Felipe Massa, with Carlos Sainz and Daniel Ricciardo completing the top eight.The final minutes of Q2 also saw no cars on track as the two Force India drivers returned to the pits rather than trying to improve on the ninth and 10th places for Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg respectively. Qualifying has to change Sky Sports F1s Martin Brundle says qualifying has to change immediately Valtteri Bottas was a disappointing 11th for Williams, just ahead of the McLarens of Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button.We didnt have any tyres left. In the end it all works out with the quicker tyres towards the front as they have more tyres left from Q1 so nothing has really changed, BButton told Sky Sports F1.ddddddddddddP12 and P13 is slightly better than I expected coming here, it is not too bad a starting point. Behind the two McLarens came the two Renaults, with Jolyon Palmer out-qualifying Kevin Magnussen on the French marques return to F1.Daniil Kvyat was the biggest name to drop out qualifying early on with the Red Bull man only 18th.It felt like a bit wrong positioning, a bit wrong everything and it caught us out a bit, Kvyat told Sky Sports F1.We will have to really learn for today.Pascal Wehrlein was the first man to be eliminated under the new qualifying regulations. Manor only sent their drivers out for one flying lap and both were sat in the garage as the elimination clock hit zero.However, Wehrlein will still start ahead of team-mate Rio Haryanto after the Indonesian picked up a three-place grid penalty for a collision with Grosjean during final practice. Haas Romain Grosjean and Manors Rio Haryanto make contact with one another during the Australian Grand Prix. Q31. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 1:23.8372. Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, 1:24.1973. Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, 1:24.6754. Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 1:25.0335. Max Verstappen, Toro Rosso, 1:25.4346. Felipe Massa, Williams, 1:25.4587. Carlos Sainz, Toro Rosso, 1:25.5828. Daniel Ricciardo, Red Bull, 1:25.589Q29. Sergio Perez, Force India, 1:25.75310. Nico Hulkenberg, Force India, 1:25.86511. Valtteri Bottas, Williams, 1:25.96112. Fernando Alonso, McLaren, 1:26.12513. Jenson Button, McLaren, 1:26.30414. Jolyon Palmer, Renault, 1:27.60115. Kevin Magnussen, Renault, 1:27.742Q116. Marcus Ericsson, Sauber, 1:27.43517. Felipe Nasr, Sauber, 1:27.95818. Daniil Kvyat, Red Bull, 1:28.00619. Romain Grosjean, Haas, 1:28.32220. Esteban Gutierrez, Haas, 1:29.60621. Rio Haryanto, Manor, 1:29.62722. Pascal Wehrlein, Manor, 1:29.642The first race of the 2016 F1 season, the Australian GP, is exclusively live on Sky Sports F1. The race in Melbourne starts at 5am on Sunday. Every race live in 2016 Sky Sports F1 brings you every race live in 2016. Fast and easy online upgrade - click here. 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