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FP3: Max Verstappen crashes out, Pierre Gasly tops frenetic session - Vimarsana News

FP3: Max Verstappen crashes out, Pierre Gasly tops frenetic session

World Championship leader Max Verstappen crashed out in the third free practice session, hampering preparations for Azerbaijan GP qualifying.

FP1: Verstappen leads Ferraris, Hamilton P7 - Vimarsana News

FP1: Verstappen leads Ferraris, Hamilton P7

Max Verstappen came out on top in a competitive battle for P1 in first practice, with Ferrari and McLaren also putting themselves in the mix.

F1: Red Bull back in front as Max Verstappen tops third practice timesheet in Monaco - Vimarsana News

F1: Red Bull back in front as Max Verstappen tops third practice timesheet in Monaco

Photo by Lars Baron Red Bull returned to the fore in Saturday's practice session as Max Verstappen finished in P1 while Mick Schumacher suffered a serious crash, casting doubts over his involvement in qualifying. After Thursday's sunshine, the drivers were faced with very different conditions in Monaco on Saturday (22 May) with heavy clouds and the track temperature some 20 degrees cooler than it was in FP2. Balancing going out when the track would be at its worst versus the threat of rain, Kimi Raikkonen broke the silence after three minutes. The Alfa Romeo driver made a mistake at the chica...

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FP2: Charles Leclerc heads surprise Ferrari 1-2 in Monaco GP practice - Vimarsana News

FP2: Charles Leclerc heads surprise Ferrari 1-2 in Monaco GP practice

FP2: Leclerc heads surprise Ferrari 1-2 in Monaco Date published: May 20 2021 Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz topped the time sheets for Ferrari in second practice for the Monaco Grand Prix. Title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were behind the two Ferraris in P3 and P4 respectively, in front of Valtteri Bottas and Lando Norris. With only an hour for the teams to get through their run plans on a circuit where finding ideal track position can be difficult, all 20 drivers were out of the pits within two minutes of the lights going green. While the first timed laps saw the drivers...