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Max Verstappen takes the Pole Position at the Saudi Arabian GP
Max Verstappen takes his 34th pole position at the Saudi Arabian GP with a Laptime of 1:27:472. Charles Leclerc hooked up a lap and will start P2 with Sergio Perez in P3. Fernando Alonso gave it his all but only managed P4. Oscar Piastri beat Lando Norris to round up the Top 5

Oliver Bearman replaces the ailing Carlos Sainz for the rest of the Saudi Arabian GP weekend
Carlos Sainz, who missed the Wednesday Press duties because of Illness and was feeling unwell during the practice sessions yesterday has been diagnosed with appendicitis and will require surgery. As a result Sainz will be missing the rest of the weekend and is replaced by Oliver Bearman

First Time After 1968 has 4 drivers finished in points
For the first time in F1 history after 1968, has 4 British drivers finished in the points. George Russell P6, Oliver Bearman P7, Lando Noriss P8, Lewis Hamilton P9. Both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell went upto Oliver Beanman to congratulate him for scoring points on his F1 debut.
5 car Squabble for P12
Kevin Magnussen in P12 with 20 seconds worth of penalties has 4 fiesty cars behind him. Yuki Tsunoda overtook on the main straight but Magnussen did the under-over and took back the position. Esteban Ocon took the advantage and overtook Tsunoda. Alex Lbon and Logan Sargeant also in the DRS train