F1 Bahrain Test, Day 3: Russell pips Verstappen to go fastest

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Max Verstappen finishes the test in second place in Bahrain - behind George Russell. In a good two weeks the first race of the Formula 1 season is due.

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Bahrain Test: Day 3 in pictures

© XPB  Michael Delaney 28/02/2025 at 19:0728/02/2025 at 21:46 Formula 1 wrapped up its three-day pre-season test at the Bahrain International Circuit on Friday, setting the stage for the season ahead. Next stop, Melbourne in two weeks!... More »

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Sainz Snags Test Crown, Russell Rules Day Three In Bahrain

Sakhir’s three-day pre-season test wrapped with Carlos Sainz holding the fastest lap of the week—a 1’29”348 from day two in the Williams—repeating his 2024 feat when he topped it for Ferrari. George Russell stole Friday’s show, though, clocking a 1’29”545 on C3s to edge Max Verstappen’s 1’29”566 by 21 thousandths. Alex Albon’s 1’29”650 on C4s landed him third, capping a top eight from eight teams—Oscar Piastri (1’29”940), Pierre Gasly (1’30”040)…

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Bahrain F1 Testing Day 3: Team and Driver Reports

Teams and drivers report from the third and final day of Formula 1 Testing at Bahrain International Circuit. George Russell topped the final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Bahrain, setting the fastest time for Mercedes in the closing minutes on Friday. Russell completed 91 laps and posted a best time of 1:29.545 around the floodlit Sakhir...

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British driver George Russell (Mercedes) set the fastest time on the third day of pre-season winter testing, Friday, at the Sakhir circuit in Bahrain, writes AFP, according to Agerpres. Russell overtook...

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Mercedes finished on a good score. Just under seven minutes away from the check-in flag, George Russell rang the load to finish the third and final day of the pre-season tests with the best time. Bucking this lap in 1,29%, and thanks in particular to the record of the last two sectors, the British rider beat Max Verstappen by 21 thousandths of a second. The quadruple world champion, who took the wheel of the Red Bull Racing team single-seater on…