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Red Bull will be keener than most to get racing this weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as they look to put events of the Bahrain Grand Prix firmly behind them.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix returns for its second edition this weekend as Formula 1 heads to the Jeddah Street Circuit.
• F1 world champion Max Verstappen had a devastating opening Formula 1 race in Bahrain. • Both Verstappen and his teammate Sergio Perez were forced to retire due to engine/fuel problems. • Verstappen is eager to make up for last week's DNF at the Jeddah Street Circuit. • For more stories, visit Wheels24.
Red Bull are said to be satisfied that they have identified and solved the issue that caused them a double retirement at the opening race of the Formula 1 season; the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Former Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen has said that he thinks Max Verstappen might be able to drive even quicker now he knows he is a title winner, as he bids to defend his crown in 2022.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix takes place this weekend and, if it’s half as dramatic as the inaugural race at the Jeddah Street Circuit last year, we’re in for quite the spectacle.
Yaseen Damon hails from Grassy Park, and he has been drifting and spinning cars since he was 14 years old. He has since gleaned driving experience from World Rally Championship drivers and has travelled worldwide as a stunt and precision driver. We had the fortune of meeting him at Red Bull Shayi Moto (a spinning competition) a couple of years ago, and we have experienced his talent first hand. Damon is, undoubtedly, one of the best drifters and spinners in the country.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff claims it is only a very long shot that Lewis Hamilton will be able to fight for the world championship.