Lando Norris was the fastest for McLaren on the chaotic day before the seasonal examination, which was interrupted by long-term delay after a breaking of electricity in the International Circle of Bahrain.
Norris, pre-season title, set up a tempo with the best round of 1: 30,430 hours after running to head Mercedes’ George Russell, Max Verstappen and Ferrari Charles Leclerca on the top of the first side at the top of the year.
Lewis Hamilton was driving a new Ferrari on his entire testing for the team in the morning and finished 70 circles.
Afternoon Session, when the entire fastest large circuits such as the sun began to set up, it was barely two hours when the external subpoint encouraged a large part of the place – including team garages and a reflector and forcing system. Race control to throw a red flag for cars to return to the garage.
The session was suspended for an hour until the strength returns, with F1, FIA and teams soon agreed to extend for an additional 60 minutes to compensate for lost time.
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Ted Kravitz examines burning questions while cars make their way to Bahrain’s international circuit in front of three days of testing
Once you return to the track, Norris soon hit the Hitherto Pasetter Leclerc for almost half a second, and the speed of C3 is slower than McLaren’s best in absolute low-fuel for last year’s Bahrain -In.
Verstappen finished 0.2s back in a new Red Bull with Leclerc on Fourth and Williams Carlos Sainz Fifth.
Spatial Day Six Fastest times set up drivers who competed afternoon sessions, with Mercedes Rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli, was placed a morning measure, but almost another Adrift in the seventh place later.
Hamilton makes a hard start in a new Ferrari
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Drive on board with Lewis Hamilton while he took his fastest circle during the morning session of F1 testing in Bahrain
Most of the construction of the new season – starting on Australian GP 14. until 16. Marta, live on Ski Sports F1 – The focus was dominated by Hamilton’s move in Ferrari, a partnership that unites the most successful driver and teams and teams of sports.
Wednesday morning was Hamilton’s second time in Novi SF-25 after Tim Shukedown in their testing in Fioran, but a 40-year-old first chance to start putting him through his step on representative tires.
He graduated from 70 circles, initially building from short small smalls from five to six laps to double figures wore. His opening session seemed without a great interruption, although he had several small moments on four, where he ran a little wide and kicked the sand.
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Liam Lawson has an annoyed moment in testing, and the new Zealand driver is just for car management from gravel
Red Bull New Boy Liam Lawson is presented in the most significant current moments in the morning when he pulled the RB21 out of three. His replacement in racing bulls, Isack Hadjar, that another spinner with 360 degrees Pirouette in the afternoon, running in four.
Bahrain Testing: Day One Times
1) Lando Norris, McLaren, 1: 30.430, 52 children
2) George Russell, Mercedes, 1: 30.587, 70 circles
3) Max Verstappen, Red Bull, 1: 30.674, 74 circles
4) Charles Leclerc, Ferrari, 1: 30.878, 71 Circle
5) Carlos Sainz, Williams, 1: 30.955, 68 circles
6) Pierre Gas, Alpine, 1: 31.353, 72 circles
7) Andrea Kim Antonelli, Mercedes, 1: 31.428, 78 Child
8) Liam Lavson, Red Bull, 1: 31,560, 58 rounds
9) Alek Albon, Williams 1: 31,573, 63 circles
10) Yuki Tsunoda, Racing Bulls, 1: 31.610, 78 circles
11) Isact Hadjar, Racing Bulls, 1: 31,631, 76 circles
12) Gabriel Bortoleto, Sauber, 1: 31.690, 59 maps
13) Levis Hamilton, Ferrari, 1: 31.834, 70 circles
14) Jack Doohan, Alpine 1: 31.841, 68 circles
15) Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin, 1: 31.874, 46 circles
16) Lance Stroll, Aston Martin, 1: 31.949, 42 rounds
17) Oscar Piastri, McLaren, 1: 32.084, 66 children
18) Nico Hulkenberg, Sauber, 1: 32.169, 55 children
19) Esteban Ocon, Haas, 1: 33,600, 88 circles
20) Oliver Bearman, Haas, 1: 35.522, 72 Circle
Ski Sports F1’s preset test schedule
Wednesday 26. February – Day
- 8 pm: test wrap
- 8.30m: Tedovo Testing notebook
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- 6.50am-11.05am: Morning session
- 11.55AM-4.05PM: Afternoon session
- 8 pm: test wrap
- 8.30m: Tedovo Testing notebook
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- 6.50am-11.05am: Morning session
- 11.55AM-4.05PM: Afternoon session
- 8 pm: test wrap
- 8.30m: Tedovo Testing notebook
- 21:00: Ted Development Corner
When is the first race F1?
For the first time since 2019. year, the season opener will be held in Melbourne on the Australian Grand Prix 14. to 16. March. The first race was transferred from Bahrain to Australia due to Ramadan, which takes place throughout March.
There are 24 events on the 2025 F1 calendar, the same number as last year, and the season ending at the Grand Priku in Abu Dhabi, 5. and 7. December.
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