Max Verstappen beat both Mercedes cars in qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix with convincing differences. Given the shape of Red Bull, it might not even be a surprise anymore.
That’s Charles Leclerc’s fourth position in a way. He immediately seems to rise above the potential of the Ferrari. But where the Monegask stands out in a positive sense, a handful of people also look at the starting line-up with disappointment: Sebastian Vettel, Sergio Perez and Yuki Tsunoda are just three examples of this.
The tail of the field is the two Haas cars of Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin, it should be noted that the German was well ahead of his repeatedly spinning teammate.
Update: Sebastian Vettel has been put back five places for ignoring yellow flags in qualifying. That is why he starts from the twentieth and last place instead of eighteenth place.
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