Lando Norris and Oscar Bayastiri took control of the time papers in the final training session before the Saudi Grand Prix in Formula 1, where Norris has finished 0.024 seconds from his teammate, but he is more than the sixth in front of George Russell on p3.
However, these times will soon be calculated in a real bosom.
Today is a qualified day in the Jeddah Corniche circuit, and with 27 high corners in the season, you are scheduled to challenge drivers for an hour of the qualifiers, then in the Grand Prix itself on Sunday, starting the front is a pivotal matter, unless you want to be in the middle of the package when you require the final chaos.
McLaren was strong again throughout the week, but just a few weeks ago, a similar scenario was operated in Suzuka, where Max Versaben was shocked by McLaren by grabbing the pole center on Saturday, then won the Japanese Grand Prize Prize before Norris and Pimsre on Sunday. Can Versapen offer another shock, or will this be Babaya on Saturday along the Red Sea?
We’ll cover the direct qualifiers, so count early and often!
Saudi Grand Prix S3
- It is the day VerstapPen! Red Bull Driver Nips PiaSSTri only 0.010 to take the pole site.
- Russell goes to P1 with more than one tenth on Verstapen!
- Russian passed through Sector 1. Can Mercedes Driver amazing?
- Verstappn on the temporary pole with amazing slim margin.
How skinny? Only 0.001 seconds before Piasstri.
- Analysts at F1TV note that the medical “light” has not been operated for the crash of Norris, which means instead of visiting the medical tent to be examined, he will go directly to the media pen for its duties after rehabilitation.
This is the time to explain how all this works. After each qualifying session or race, all twenty drivers must participate in the duties of the media. All twenty should speak with every TV rights holder on the path, creating a comic position in this field of the media pen where drivers are waiting for their role to speak with each outlet and answer the same set of questions.
After that, the three most important indifference goes to the FIA press conference, while the other 17 must speak with the written media – for those who wonder this is the category that I fall – and speak on one of the three available platform.
This process begins almost immediately after the driver’s session ends. For example, when Lewis Hamilton crashed into the United States’ Grand Prix in Lural 2 last season, in the media session he answered the questions after less than 20 minutes. This is how I managed to chat with him after that moment.
Therefore, this is what Noris is waiting now as the Q3 concludes.
- Q3 resumed, leaving nine drivers fighting to put the pole.
- Q3 will resume in one minute.
- David Kolthar says that this is not an offer for friends, it’s a display. ”
NORRIS ‘MATURE in the drivers championship race to Piastri is more. PiaSSTRi seemed to move to the driver’s seat in this race after his victory in Bahrain, and depending on how the rest of the weekend developed, it could get great progress on Monday.
- The watch is stopped with 8:32 left in the Q3. PiaSSTRI is the only driver who set time, with standard 1: 27.560.
- Normis operations are fluctuated during the 4th floor, then skiing on the race line and in the wall.
- “I am fine” is the message from Norris.
- Russell Radios in his team “to check the ground” during his first bosom. There is a red flag as Noris in the wall.
- PISTRI is the first driver on the Path for the Q3, followed by Mercedes, the duo Russell and Antoni.
- The green light comes out in Jeddah, and we have 12 minutes to determine the pole position.
- Speaking at the Press of the Media, Niko Holkenburg talks about the “beautiful margins” that is a player in F1 at the present time.
Saudi Grand Prix race
- Yassunoda passes, and comes via the P7 line at the end of the Q2. Hamilton ends in P10, just 0.007 seconds of Albon in P11.
Albon, Lawson, Alonso, Haydjar, and Bearman are the five drivers who were canceled in the second quarter.
- Gasly jumps to P8, which should be good for the third quarter.
- Antonelli bosom is useful for P5. Sainz bosom is useful for P6, which places hamilton and tsunoda on the bubble where these drivers sits P9 and P10, respectively.
- Under three minutes, they stay in the second quarter, and the final groups began from the payment rolls. Dried Kimi Antonelli Mercedes has just started in the last payment bosom, which is currently sitting P10.
- Alpon is outside the landing zone, where it complements a strong bosom on a new set of soft tires that collide with the P6, and falls gas in the landing area at the present time.
- With less than seven minutes in the second quarter, the lower five are: Albon, Bearman, Hadjar, Fernando Alonso, and Lawson.
- NORRIS PIPS VERSTAPON, take P1 only 0.048 seconds on the Red Bull driver. While VersApet was stronger in Strip 1, Norris was at the forefront in both Gaza 2 and Gaza 3.
- The first PiaSSTRI roll in P1, with a time of 1: 27.690. But VersApet was a purple through the first sector, and the Nips Piaastri is 0.161 seconds.
- Q2 started, and Albon is the first driver on the track.
- Although Lance Stroll sat at P16, Aston Martin is kept in the car only if a driver is deleted in front of him to exceed the path boundaries.
Saudi Grand Prize race Q1
- Q1 is approaching its end and the destination drivers are: Lance Stroll, Jack Doohan, Nico Hülkeenberg, Esteban Ocon and Gabriel Bortoleto.
- Gas jumps to P9 and Bearman to P10. Hamilton is currently in the bosh of P15, but it should reach Q2.
- Meanwhile, at the front of the field, the VerstapPen just P1, 0.027 seconds before Norris.
- Duhan is currently in a huge payment bosom. Three tenths were advanced on Bearman through Strip 1, and nearly two tenths against Bearman (which is in P15 now) through Strip 2.
- With less than three minutes to go to the landing area, Jack Duhan, Liam Lawson, Pierre Jasli, Esteban Okon, and Gabriel Portolo stand.
- Alex Albon collides with P4, and may take advantage of the wall along the way. A loud foster of Williams driver.
- Hamilton pulls himself from the landing area with a bosom that pushes him to P10. But as the path continues to develop, it is not in any way safe for the Q2.
- Isack Hadjar cleans the wall at a way out of the 27 round with his right back, but it seems that VCARB02 is fine.
- It remains less than eight minutes in the first quarter, and the five jungle in the landing zone are Liam Lawson, Pierre Gasli, Luis Hamilton, Stepan Okon and Gabriel Portolito.
- The first roll PiaSSTRI is placed on the top of the table, but just 0.007 seconds before Norus.
- Verstapn’s bosom comes behind Norris, 0.122 seconds. Red Bull driver in P2.
- The first roll is ongoing. It was off the pace of Norris in both sector 1 and Gaza 2.
- NORRIS goes to purple through both sector 1 and Gaza 2, and the first roll of payment comes in 1: 28.026, which is more than eight tenths in front of Alex Albon, who is currently in P2.
- Esteban Ocon is the first Pit Lane driver, followed by his colleague at Haas Oliver Bearman. OCON will be the first driver to scream on a specific roll.
Bearman also defines a type of type, as it first appeared in F1 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia since a season, where he was driving his car instead of Carlos Science Junior in Ferrari. Bearman gave a strong performance, ranked seventh.
- Among the first drivers of drilling are the first drivers, it takes many paths.
- The green light comes out in the Jeddah Corniche circle. 18 minutes to find 15 drivers to advance to the Q2, and to eliminate the five.
Notes before rehabilitation
- Alex Brundle and Chris Medland Piastri choose the pole, while Laura Winter goes with Norris.
For me, I will go with NORRIS to get a strong support for the disappointment last week.
- Horner: “I think in this temperature, McLares is far -fetched.”
- Christian Horner stops by F1TV and once again poured cold water on rumors that Max Versaben will leave Red Bull. “This is really what it is, noise.”
- Chris Medland on F1TV notes that Williams have a strong week so far, and Alex Albon and Carlos Sinz Junior expects to advance to Q3.
- Alex BRUNDLE on F1TV pre -show: “It is McLaren is the loss …”
- While we are waiting for the F1 qualifiers, Arvid Lindblad just won the F2 Sprint race after a five -second penalty kick to Richard Verseshor. As he promoted to win, the 17 -year -old becomes the youngest race winner in F2 history. He was born in 2007. So … I bet you feel old now, because I am sure.
