US EditionF1 on Jeddah's streets - talking points ahead of the Saudi Arabian GP
- The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix takes place this weekend as round five of the 2025 Formula 1 season.
- This race concludes the first triple-header of the season, following races in Japan and Bahrain.
- The race occurs at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, which hosted its first F1 race in 2021.
- Norris stated that the track is fast and McLaren has a quick car, aiming for a strong finish.
- McLaren's Piastri is now three points behind teammate Norris after Gasly secured Alpine's first points in Bahrain.
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In this live blog we look ahead to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and follow the free practice sessions at the lightning-fast circuit in Jeddah.
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