Sergio Perez has taken the pole for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. While the Ferrari’s were looking solid, they finally had to settle behind this mighty Red Bull of the Mexican.

Jeddah Qualifying has been nothing short of entertaining. In a shock of events, Mick Schumacher faced a horrific crash, while Lewis Hamilton was out of Q1 for the first time since 2017. While it took a long time for (215 sessions) Perez to grab his first pole, he finally managed it.

Sergio Perez takes pole at Jeddah

The Jeddah track is not one to take eyes off of. In the blink of an eye, the car can fly into the barriers. For Perez, his car flew, but in all the best ways possible. Despite Leclerc’s lap looking very decent, the Monegasque could not manage pole. The Ferrari driver did manage to outpace his teammate Carlos Sainz but somehow couldn’t beat Perez. The Mexican driver also beat reigning world champion and teammate Max Verstappen.

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The win made the Mexican shout “YESSSSSS, YEESSSSS, thankyou guys , hard work always pays off man-“. This was indeed a surprise for many, including rival Charles Leclerc, who reportedly did not expect Perez to take lead. However, Checo can finally celebrate a pole position and start from the number 1 tomorrow.

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The top 3 now consists of Perez, Leclerc, and Sainz, while Max Verstappen settled for number 4. We cannot be more glad for the talented driver and can only anticipate what tomorrow holds for him. What do you think?