Wolff laments ‘totally unacceptable’ Mercedes plight
Toto Wolff has described Mercedes’ current plight as “totally unacceptable” after they fell even further behind Red Bull and Ferrari in Saudi Arabia.
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Toto Wolff has described Mercedes’ current plight as “totally unacceptable” after they fell even further behind Red Bull and Ferrari in Saudi Arabia.
Daniel Ricciardo has been hit with a three-place grid penalty for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after being found guilty of blocking Esteban Ocon in qualifying.
JEDDAH: Sergio Perez secured his first pole position in Formula One in Jeddah on Saturday for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
JEDDAH: Ferrari's Charles Leclerc denied Red Bull a one-two with a last gasp flier in Saturday's (Mar 26) final practice session for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Ferrari favorito a todo, y Max Verstappen como máximo rival porque sus galones de campeón así lo exigen, y entonces llega Sergio Pérez, que ríe el último y ríe mejor. Pole inapelable del piloto mexicano en el GP de Arabia Saudí por delante de Charles Leclerc y Carlos Sainz, que remató al palo otra vez (lideró la Q2 y el primer intento de Q3), y cuyo asalto a la primera posición de la parrilla está cada vez más cerca, aunque no termine de concretarse. El madrileño salvó las diferencias con su compañero de equipo y encontró buenas sensaciones cuando antes no las había. Se acercó, más que nunca, le batió con milésimas de margen en un par de ocasiones.
Sergio Perez will start a Grand Prix from pole position for the first time in his Formula 1 career after producing a stunning final lap in qualifying on Saturday evening.
JEDDAH: Early season championship leader Charles Leclerc maintained his impressive form with Ferrari on Friday when he topped the times ahead of Max Verstappen in opening practice for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Bahrain GP winner Leclerc was fastest in FP1 and under the floodlights in FP2, but he hit the wall at Turn 4 in the latter and was forced to limp back to the pits, ruining his long run.