F1 2022: F1 results from Saudi Arabia Grand Prix and current F1 standings ahead of Australian Grand Prix
With Round 3 coming up in Australia, here’s how the points are looking for 2022’s roster of F1 drivers.
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Hamilton: Mercedes has a 'lot of work to do' to close gap to F1's frontrunners
Lewis Hamilton insists Mercedes has “a lot of work to do” to reduce its performance deficit to Formula 1’s leading teams, believing it is “still far off” Ferrari and Red Bull.
Ocon: Jeddah F1 battle with team-mate Alonso “like a go-kart race”
Ocon started two places ahead of Alonso in fifth, but having dropped behind Mercedes' George Russell, he had to fend off the Spaniard, the pair trading places several times in the early laps of the race.
Guenther Steiner makes hilarious Haas admission after Saudi Arabia GP
The Haas team principal has never been one to beat around the bush when it comes to media obligations.
Hamilton: Mercedes “still far off” Ferrari and Red Bull in F1 top order
The Mercedes driver battled up the order from his lowly starting position of 15th to hold sixth place for the middle part of the race, but was unable to pit under the virtual safety car period when the pitlane was closed due to both Fernando Alonso’s Alpine and Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren stopping on the track.
F1 | "Mi cuello estaba roto, no me podía sujetar la cabeza"
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.
Perez “hurt” by safety car timing in Saudi Arabian GP victory fight
The Red Bull driver led the opening 14 laps of the Saudi Arabian GP but saw his race wrecked by a safety car period just one lap after his pitstop, when Nicholas Latifi crashed at the final corner.
Max Verstappen Bounces Back With Thrilling Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Victory Over Charles Leclerc
World champion Max Verstappen bounced back from his Bahrain disappointment to steer his Red Bull to a thrilling victory ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Dutchman, who failed to finish due to a fuel problem in the opening race, won by just half a second after the pair swapped positions in a tense battle through the final laps. It was the closest race finish since the 2020 Italian Grand Prix. Leclerc's Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz finished third ahead of Sergio Perez in the second Red Bull, the top four proving to be in a class of their own.