F1 Bahrain GP 2025 LIVE: Race start time, grid and qualifying results

“There is no doubt the McLaren is the fastest car, probably a tenth of a second shot compared to the rest,” Brundle said Sky Sports F1.

“It’s another race here, you can build a tire benefit. Should they have tried to destabilize Red Bull? I think so yes. It’s very easy to sit on the bench and say ‘do it, do it’, you can look quite foolish. ‘

Hopkins spoke to Prime Casino, which offers the latest casino games, saying, ‘Yes, it’s early. Too early? Perhaps. Poor boy, to some extent.

“But he works at the top. If he wasn’t good enough for that level, the mistake put him there in the first place.

“It’s a shame, but at least he wasn’t completely killed and he got another ride.”

“We have an upgrade this weekend, I’m excited,” he said on Media Day in Bahrain.

“Hopefully we have to have a little more finish. I don’t feel a large amount of problems; We don’t have an overall achievement right now.

‘Hopefully we take a step this weekend. From my side it is back and it is it. ‘

“Of course we were not happy after this past weekend – we were happy because we had second and third, a good result as a team yet,” Norris said.

“But could it have been better and could we have taken more risks and if a team attacked a little more? Yes. So it is an overview of these weekends to sometimes attack a little more.

“I’m here to win races and not decide with second place, so definitely on my part, I would like to go back and do things with a slightly more aggressive approach.

“I do know that it is a long season and that it is sometimes better than taking unnecessary risks.”

“I’m taking it. As a manager, you want more. If I had in practice and a second race, I take it to get through to Q3.

“It’s hard, not easy to be in the window that works this car, which is very narrow. It is natural that it is up and down. ‘

George Russell says the drivers’ actions have little impact on the FIA ​​and believe that the governing body is going in an unstable direction.

Russell, a director of the Grand Prix Managers Association, responded after Robert Reid resigned from his role as deputy president for sports at the FIA ​​and accused the governing body of a ‘distribution in management standards’.

“Unfortunately, it’s not a big surprise every time we hear some news from the side of the sport,” Russell said.

“It is clearly a shame to see someone who is very respected in the sport and has been there for so long … while we keep saying that it is’ what’s next? ‘. In the end, it now comes to a point where these things happen so often.

“It seems that things are constantly going in an unstable direction. I have to be honest, we are now coming to a point where our actions have little impact on the guys. “

Let news from Bahrain – George Russell and Kimi Antonelli scored a penalty in one place.

They drop to third and fifth respectively.