80 minutes before the start: Charles Leclair's comment
Charles Leclair starts in Jeddah fourth and intends to bring the race to victory.…
Charles Leclair: "We did everything we could in qualifying, we got the most out of the car, but it only brought fourth place.
Today it is important to get a good start and drive the first few meters. Nothing is impossible – I think with a good start we can count on at least a podium. But if victory is possible, we will try to fight for it."
Other articles
Alonso: I attacked all 50 laps like I did in qualifying.
For the second race in a row, the Aston Martin drivers did not score points.…
Nico Hulkenberg: The most difficult race of the season
In Jeddah, Sauber drivers did not score points for the fourth weekend in a row. Nico Hulkenberg, who finished fifteenth, called the last race the most difficult of the season.
100 minutes before the start: Williams drivers' commentary
Before the start of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, the organizers gave the floor to all the drivers who took turns on the podium, and this amused Alex Elbon, who plays for Williams...
50 minutes before the start: Oscar Piastri's comment
Oscar Piastri starts in Jeddah from the second position and intends to fight for victory, because the McLaren car is still considered the fastest...
Charles Leclair brings Ferrari its first podium of the season
Charles Leclair finished third in Jeddah and brought Ferrari its first podium of the season.
CEO Mintzlaff 'confident' Verstappen will remain.
Formula 1 | The CEO of Red Bull, the energy drink company, is confident that the brand will not lose Max Verstappen to a competing Formula 1 team. While the entire (…)
80 minutes before the start: Charles Leclair's comment
Charles Leclair starts in Jeddah fourth and intends to bring the race to victory.…