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With the warning flags having been brought out in the wake of Alex Albon and Lance Stroll's clash at Turn 1 on the penultimate lap, race control issued a notification that Sainz, Perez and Magnussen may have not slowed down enough.
JEDDAH : Formula One world champion Max Verstappen scored his first points of the season in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, bouncing back as a winner after Red Bull's surprise blank in Bahrain the weekend before.
JEDDAH : Williams driver Alex Albon will have a three-place grid drop at next month's Australian Grand Prix for causing a collision with Aston Martin's Lance Stroll in Sunday's second round of the season in Saudi Arabia.
Attempting to tee up a move on Stroll towards the end of the race at Jeddah into Turn 1, Albon dived down the inside of the Aston Martin driver in a bid to move up to 11th place at the start of the 48th lap.
Lewis Hamilton said he was looking forward to getting out of Saudi Arabia following Sunday’s controversial race.
JEDDAH: Reigning Formula One world champion Max Verstappen won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday after an intense battle with Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc.
Si no te has subido a un Fórmula 1 en los últimos tiempos y tienes que retomar el ritmo en Jeddah Corniche, algo no va a salir bien. Con esa impresión se bajan del coche Magnussen, piloto de Haas tras la salida del ruso Mazepin; o Hulkenberg, que sustituye a Vettel por COVID. El trazado saudí oficialmente tiene más de veinte curvas, pero en realidad solo hay seis puntos de frenada, se rueda prácticamente todo el tiempo por encima de los 250 kilómetros por hora y los pilotos lo definen como «una violenta montaña rusa», «una lavadora», según el alemán de Aston Martin, que acaba con los cuellos de quienes no han entrenado suficiente, sobre todo para quienes hace unas semanas no tenían previsto participar en el GP de Arabia Saudí.
