Po Name Nat Team Time Points 1 Max Verstappen NED Red Bull – Honda RBPT 01:31:44.742 26 2 Sergio Perez MEX Red Bull – Honda RBPT +00:22.457 18 3 Carlos Sainz ESP Ferrari +00:25.110 15 4 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari +00:39.669 12 5 George Russell GBR Mercedes +00:46.788 10 6 Lando Norris GBR McLaren –
Max Verstappen has started his title defence with a dominant victory in the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix. The three-time champion drove another smooth race making it look easy as he beat his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez by twenty-two seconds as he took a clean sweep this weekend. Verstappen made a brilliant start as
Po Name Nat Team Q1 Q2 Q3 1 Max Verstappen NED Red Bull – Honda RBPT 01:30.031 01:29.374 01:29.179 2 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari 01:30.243 01:29.165 01:29.407 3 George Russell GBR Mercedes 01:30.350 01:29.922 01:29.485 4 Carlos Sainz ESP Ferrari 01:29.221 01:29.573 01:29.507 5 Sergio Perez MEX Red Bull – Honda RBPT 01:30.221 01:29.932 01:29.537
Max Verstappen will start the new season from pole after beating Charles Leclerc by two tenths in qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix, the Dutchman was expected to be the driver to beat going into the new season. However, it was tighter as Red Bull didn’t appear to serge ahead of Ferrari and Mercedes. Leclerc
Carlos Sainz was fastest in third practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix, the Ferrari driver set a 30.824 going just under a tenth and a half ahead of his fellow Spaniard Fernando Alonso. Although the session wasn’t reprehensive of qualifying the times back up the feelings of many of an extremely tight qualifying. Alonso was
Lewis Hamilton led a Mercedes one-two in second practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix, the seven-time champion was two-tenths faster on the soft tyres than his teammate George Russell. In the first reprehensive running of the weekend the two Mercedes unleashed themselves for the first time this year. Hamilton set the early benchmark in the
Daniel Ricciardo was fastest in first practice for this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix, the RB driver set a 38.254 on the soft tyre, that put him three hundredths ahead of both McLaren’s. However, conditions in FP1 are unreprehensive of qualifying and the race. Norris split the two Australians after he was almost two tenths faster
Formula One remains in Bahrain following on from testing for the opening race of the season, the 3.363-mile circuit celebrates its twentieth running of the race in Sakhir and the eleventh night/twilight race at the circuit having transitioned to a night race back in 2014. The 3.362-mile circuit has been part of F1 for two
Charles Leclerc was fastest on the final day of testing at the Bahrain International Circuit with a 30.322 on C4 tyre, which put the Ferrari nearly half a tenth faster than the Mercedes of George Russell. Leclerc drove the afternoon session after another morning which was red flagged once again because of lose drain cover.
Carlos Sainz was fastest on day two of pre-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit, the Spaniard set a 25.921 on the soft tyre during his afternoon stint when he managed eighty-four laps. Sainz was three-quarters of a second faster than the Red Bull of Sergio Perez, the Mexican getting his first taste of the
