Alexander Albon Takes Ferrari’s First Victory in Bahrain Since 2013

Qualifying:

Show 102550100 entries

Search:

Pos	#	Driver	Constructor	Q1	Q2	Diff.
1	94	Pascal Wehrlein		1:37.943	1:37.557
2	57	Dean Stoneman		1:37.863	1:37.859	+0.302
3	1	Artem Markelov		1:38.708	1:38.523	+0.966
4	37	Victoria Desai		1:38.598	1:38.710	+1.041
5	23	Alexander Albon		1:38.680	1:38.834	+1.123
6	39	Sho Tsuboi		1:38.916	1:38.709	+1.152
7	33	Max Verstappen		1:39.059	1:38.714	+1.157
8	29	Roger Ibe		1:38.751	1:39.688	+1.194
9	20	Kevin Magnussen		1:38.958	1:38.836	+1.279
10	77	Valtteri Bottas		1:38.994	1:38.876	+1.319

Showing 1 to 10 of 24 entries

PreviousNext

Report:

The main story going away from the Bahrain Grand Prix will be the relationship between the Ferrari teammates. Despite a 1-2 finish, the team’s first win in Bahrain for almost a decade, a first-lap incident between the two was what was on everyone’s lips.

Alexander Albon will not really care, he becomes the first driver this season to win multiple Grands Prix and takes the championship lead to Limassol. Victoria Desai in second took her second second place in a row, so all in all she could be happy with events as well.

The Ferrari-powered teams were mostly unstoppable, but the Ferrari-build gearboxes for Williams broke down, preventing a theoretical 1-2-3-4-5-6 finish for cars with Ferrari motors. Sebastian Vettel was left to secure fifth place, the best he could have hoped for.

A team clearly struggling was Precision, they were out of contention for points even before the first half dozen of laps were ran. BR Mansell once more did not get the scores they want, Markelov suffering a technical issue and Tsuboi losing one point with a late error.

Race:

Show 102550100 entries

Search:

Pos	#	Driver	Constructor	Time/Retired	Points
1	23	Alexander Albon		60:53.581	15
2	37	Victoria Desai		+2.541	12
3	29	Roger Ibe		+11.361	10
4	33	Max Verstappen		+17.567	8
5	18	Sebastian Vettel		+28.337	6
6	47	Lando Norris		+33.300	5
7	20	Kevin Magnussen		+61.890	4
8	11	Terry Hawkin		+80.961	3
9	39	Sho Tsuboi		+92.068	2
10	14	Esteban Ocon		+96.426	1

Showing 1 to 10 of 24 entries

PreviousNext

Fastest Lap:

Victoria Desai – 1:41.873

Infinite Improbability Drive Of The Race:

Beitske Visser – the young lady proves her immense talent in the Loonmotor.

Reject Of The Race:

Lando Norris – random accident right as the race ends is not what he needs to recover from his previous race-altering mistakes.