F1 qualifying LIVE: Bahrain GP practice lap times as Max Verstappen goes fastest
LIVE – Updated at 12:43
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LIVE – Updated at 12:43
Mercedes appear to be truly up against it at the start of the new Formula 1 season with it appearing as though they do not have the fastest car on the grid as things stand.
The first Grand Prix of the new Formula 1 season takes place tomorrow afternoon with the Bahrain International Circuit hosting the curtain-raiser for the 2022 campaign and, indeed, F1’s new era.
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali will address the concerns of drivers who refuse to take part in the Netflix series Drive to Survive, citing the programme’s importance in fuelling interest in the sport. Max Verstappen has voiced his concerns about the series, claiming it was ‘faking rivalries,’ but Domenciali hopes to soften the stance held by the reigning world champion and other drivers with similar views. Ad/> «It is to be understood that the dramatisation is part of the path to ignite interest, but in this sense there are themes that need to be redefined,» he told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The first Grand Prix of the new Formula 1 season takes place tomorrow afternoon with the Bahrain International Circuit hosting the curtain-raiser for the 2022 campaign and, indeed, F1’s new era.
McLaren ace Lando Norris has reflected on his heart-breaking finish at the Russian Grand Prix last season in Formula 1, where a late downpour of rain cost him his first-ever victory and paved the way for Lewis Hamilton to take his 100th in the sport.
Ferrari Driver Academy member Bearman, the reigning Italian and German F4 champion, crossed the line 3.5s ahead of Hitech Grand Prix driver Hadjar after the 20-lap sprint race but was subsequently hit with a penalty that dropped him to second.
Damon Hill says the Mercedes’ W13 is “out of control” with the extreme porpoising seen in Bahrain’s practice sessions.