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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.
Yuki Tsunoda’s withdrawal from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix reduced the field to 18 starters as the AlphaTauri driver’s miserable weekend continued.
Sergio Perez waited 11 years for his first Formula One pole position and when it finally came, under the floodlights in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, it was an absolute cracker.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner cut an uncertain figure as he was asked whether the team's fuel issues from Bahrain were solved ahead of Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Sergio Perez secured the first pole position of his F1 career in qualifying, but Max Verstappen finished behind both Ferrari drivers in fourth.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Christian Horner praised Sergio Perez for his pole position at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Verstappen could only manage fourth place and during his qualifying session he complained that he had ‘zero grip’ recalling some of his complaints in Bahrain. Ad/> That first race of the season saw both Red Bulls drop out in the closing stages last week to see them end with no points at the end of the season, but both of their drivers now have a strong chance of finishing in the podium, and certainly in the points.
Christian Horner supports Formula 1’s decision to continue with the Saudi Arabian GP weekend, saying sport “shouldn’t be bullied”.
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