Fórmula 1 | Sainz se asienta en el podio
Juan Gutiérrez
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Spare a thought for Sergio Perez this Sunday evening who had a potential third career Grand Prix victory taken away from him through no fault of his own at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Formula One champion Max Verstappen overtook Charles Leclerc three laps from the end of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix for his first win of the season and 21st of his career on Sunday in Jiddah.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix produced another remarkable tangle between Red Bull and Ferrari, with Mercedes yet to show they can compete this season. Is Lewis Hamilton yesterday’s man? Many were expecting the Mercedes team to come back streamlined, chastened and improved after getting away with their troubles last weekend. Ad/> The collapse of the Red Bull cars at the race’s finale had gifted them a podium place, and showed that with Hamilton’s persistence they could stay in touch while they put together an improved car.
Spare a thought for Sergio Perez this Sunday evening who had a potential third career Grand Prix victory taken away from him through no fault of his own at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen said that it wasn’t easy playing smart tricks at the end of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but eventually he was pleased to get the overtake done on Charles Leclerc to win the race.
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.