Verstappen, back in pole, demands more from McLaren

Max Verstappen demands something more from McLaren, always to the limit, always more. The four times world champion achieves pole in the haunting circuit of Yeda (Saudi Arabia) for a sigh before Oscar Piastri (10 thousandths) and a world before Lando Norris, injured in the Q3. Carlos Sainz gets oil from Williams, sixth on the grill ahead of Hamilton, the one who nicked the site in Ferrari. Fernando Alonso will leave thirteenth.Q1, Alonso passes.…

To the surprise of many — and also of himself — Max Verstappen achieved his second pole position of the year in Yeda. Red Bull’s driver overcame Oscar Piastri and George Russell for a short while. He came after what Helmut Marko called “the best Friday in a long time,” although Verstappen himself admits that after that Friday there was still work to be done. “We did a lot of different tests yesterday. Today we chose the set-up that we thought wa…

The current Formula 1 champion put to the test all his experience during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and it was like this that a Max Verstappen managed to take the pole position in the qualifying tests. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp. He starts to follow us now With this classification where Lando Norris accident was recorded, Max Verstappen managed to tame the McLaren. Undoubtedly it was a spectacular and adjusted classification from start to f…

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen will start Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from pole position. The Dutchman set the fastest time on Saturday, ahead of Oscar Piastri (McLaren) and Mercedes driver George Russell. Following in the other places were Charles Leclerc (Ferrari), Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes), Carlos Sainz Jr. (Williams), Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari), Yuki Tsunoda (Racing Bulls), Pierre Gasly (Alpine), and finally Lando Norris (McLaren) in P10…