French Grand Prix Carlos Sainz, Kevin Magnussen to start from back of grid
LE CASTELLET, France — Carlos Sainz and Kevin Magnussen will start from the back of the grid at the French Grand Prix due to power unit penalties.
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Verstappen sizzles in the sun to dominate final practice
LE CASTELLET, France: World champion and series leader Max Verstappen sizzled in the sun on Saturday when he topped the times for Red Bull ahead of both Ferrari drivers in third and final practice session at the French Grand Prix. Making the most of a superior straight-line speed, the 24-year-old Dutchman clocked a best lap in one minute and 32.272 seconds to outpace Carlos Sainz in the leading Ferrari by three-tenths of a second.
Verstappen fastest in final French GP practice
Formula One world championship leader Max Verstappen found some extra pace to go fastest for Red Bull in final practice for the French Grand Prix at Le Castellet on Saturday.
French GP: Max Verstappen strikes back at Ferrari in FP3
Max Verstappen topped the final practice session at Circuit Paul Ricard on Saturday ahead of qualifying for the French Grand Prix, hitting back at Ferrari who had been quickest on Friday.
Sainz and Magnussen go to back of grid in France
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz and Haas driver Kevin Magnussen will start Sunday's French Formula One Grand Prix at Le Castellet from the back of the grid due to engine penalties.
French GP: Carlos Sainz warns overtaking could be difficult at Paul Ricard
Carlos Sainz has suggested that overtaking could be difficult at the French Grand Prix, with the Spaniard set to start at the rear of the field.
Mercedes contenders for podium rather than win, says Shovlin
Mercedes can be French Grand Prix podium contenders but a race win still looks out of reach, the Formula One team's trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin said on Saturday.
‘Lots to look at’ - Red Bull drivers and team principal concerned ahead of French Grand Prix qualifying
Red Bull’s drivers Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz, and team principal Christian Horner, appeared concerned about their performance at the French Grand Prix. Verstappen was second quickest in the first practice session on Friday but was relegated to third behind both Ferraris in the second, with Sainz down in 10th. Ad/> Speaking to Sky Sports after the two sessions, Verstappen said the Austrian team had work to do.