Max Verstappen secured his first runner-up finish of 2024 – and 34th of his career – in Jeddah as he prepares to line up on the front row for the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.
As was the case in Bahrain, he will have Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc up front, with the Dutchman hoping to take victory again in his RB20. But can Ferrari challenge the world champion?
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There's also last year's Saudi Grand Prix winner Sergio Perez to take into consideration. The Mexican's prowess on the street circuit is much talked about, and after finishing third on the grid for Saturday's race, he could also be in contention for pole once the checkered flag is waved.
The likes of Fernando Alonso, McLaren and Mercedes will also be hoping to be in contention for the podium when the action gets underway in Jeddah – and of course there will be a lot of eyes on young rookie Oliver Pearman who has stepped up to replace Carlos Sainz. during the Weekend. While there shouldn't be pressure on a young Brit to do something extraordinary, strange things have happened…
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