F1 news LIVE: Mercedes to ‘take a chainsaw’ to W13 as Max Verstappen slams Red Bull reliability
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Less than four months after its debut on the Formula 1 calendar, Saudi Arabia stages its second grand prix as round two of the 2022 season.
The opening race of the new Formula 1 season did not disappoint viewers, though Red Bull will be far from happy. Max Verstappen’s team suffered two huge faults at the denouement, while Ferrari emerged victorious and Mercedes got lucky after weeks of concern.
Sky Sports F1 reporter Ted Kravitz has said it might not be until the start of the European season that we see Mercedes starting to properly challenge for Grand Prix victories with porpoising still an issue.
Ferrari stormed into a commanding lead in the 2022 Formula One Constructors’ Championship with a perfect one-two in the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff certainly wasn't expecting to see Lewis Hamilton on the podium in Bahrain, particularly after they "put their hand in the toilet" midway through the race. Coming into the race weekend, Mercedes knew they were far off the pace being shown by Red Bull and Ferrari.
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc claimed pole position at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday evening, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen second. Verstappen was 0.129 seconds behind, and the success proved that the praise for the Italian side from the Austrian team, and Mercedes too, was well earned. Ad/> Third place was taken by champion Verstappen's teammate, Sergio Perez.
Leclerc pipped Red Bull driver Verstappen by 0.123s in the third and final segment of the one-hour qualifying session, in which five cars are knocked out in Q1 and Q2 before the Q3 top-10 shootout.