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The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying session was the most chaotic that we have seen this season. One driver that was knocked out in the first round itself was Sebastian Vettel.

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The 4-time world champion wasn’t happy about his disappointing session and even fired shots at the drivers responsible for making qualifying chaotic.

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Sebastian Vettel points to Alpine drivers for making a mess in qualifying

In Q1 all drivers push themselves to the limit to get the best time possible. Having twenty drivers out on track can create problems for others, and that’s exactly what happened in Jeddah on Saturday. Vettel was knocked out, and blamed Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon for creating a “mess” in the quali session.

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As quoted from Motorsport. total.com, Vettel said, “By not staying in line. Everyone panics and overtakes. This never changes as long as everyone thinks they have priority. We can talk about it so often [in the driver’s meeting]. If everyone does it differently again, it won’t help.” (Translated from German via Google)

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Who starts on pole for Sunday’s race?

Lewis Hamilton brought his A-game to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as he beat arch-rival Max Verstappen and his Mercedes teammate, Valtteri Bottas for pole position.

The Knight will not lose focus because Max will be seeing the five-red lights from third on the grid. Given Verstappen’s threat, the Knight will do everything he can to keep the Red Bull prodigy in his rearview mirrors as they race around Jeddah this weekend.

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With round twenty-one of this season just hours away, what are your predictions for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix? Let us know in the comments below.

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