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Verstappen takes pole position for Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Max Verstappen has secured pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix being held in Malaysia. Reports differ on the second and third-place qualifiers, with one source naming Lewis Hamilton and another naming Isack Hadjar.

First reported 2 hours ago · latest update 1 hour ago
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Max Verstappen has secured pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix, which is being held at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia. The Red Bull driver set the fastest time during the qualifying session to lead the field for the upcoming race.

Lewis Hamilton, driving for Ferrari, finished the qualifying session in second place. He will occupy the front row alongside Verstappen when the race begins.

Isack Hadjar, representing Red Bull, qualified in third position. He will start the race directly behind the top two drivers.

The event, officially designated as the Bahrain Grand Prix, is taking place in Malaysia. The qualifying results establish the starting order for the drivers as they prepare for the main event at the Sepang circuit.

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Verstappen to start Bahrain GP in Malaysia in pole position, Hamilton second

Verstappen to start Bahrain GP in Malaysia in pole position, Hamilton second

2 hours ago · Tom Cary
87 Al Jazeera

Red Bull’s Verstappen grabs pole position for Bahrain GP in Malaysia

Lewis Hamilton of Ferrari will start second on the grid in Sepang, with Red Bull's ⁠Isack Hadjar third.

1 hour ago

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