Sergio Perez pips both Ferraris to career-first pole: 'What a lap, it was unbelievable!'
• Red Bull's Sergio Perez will start the 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from pole.
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Sergio Perez on Saudi Arabia pole as Hamilton out early and Schumacher crashes
Red Bull's Sergio Perez beat Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to take his first Formula 1 pole position at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Perez takes first career pole in Saudi Arabia
JEDDAH : Red Bull's Sergio Perez took the first pole position of his Formula One career, ahead of his 215th race, at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Saturday.
Fraser Fyvie stuns Airdrie to keep Cove Rangers five clear in League One pole position
Paul Hartley watched Fraser Fyvie rescue a point for Cove Rangers with a spectacular 25-yard strike against Airdrie and ensured the tide wouldn’t turn in cinch League One.
How to watch F1 Saudi Arabian GP qualifying today: TV channel and live stream for pole position in 2022 season
Max Verstappen will be out to bounce back from his Bahrain heartache and claim pole position ahead of this weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Sweden's Armand Duplantis breaks own indoor pole vault world record
Armand Duplantis broke his own men's pole vault world record on Sunday, jumping 6.20 metres at the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade. The 22-year-old Olympic champion improved on his own previous landmark performance, set in the same Belgrade venue earlier this month, by one centimetre. Brazil's Thiago Braz took silver with a jump of 5.95 metres, while American Christopher Nilsen claimed bronze with 5.90 metres.
Max ‘always knew’ Ferrari would be in hunt for pole
Despite having looked like he had the fastest car in practice, Max Verstappen said he was well aware of the pace Ferrari would bring to qualifying in Bahrain.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc On Pole For Season-Opening Bahrain Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc of Ferrari secured pole position for Sunday's season-opening Grand Prix in Bahrain as world champion Max Verstappen had to settle for second place in qualifying. Leclerc was 0.123 seconds faster than Red Bull's Verstappen while Carlos Sainz will start third on the grid in the second Ferrari. "It feels good! The last two years have been incredibly difficult for the team," said Leclerc, who took the 10th Formula One pole of his career.