Lando Norris was the fastest by teammate McLaren Oscar Pisatri and Max Verstappen in the second practice for the Saudi Arab Grand Prix.
The session was disrupted at an end when Yuki Tsunoda hit his Red Bull in the last corner, the remaining nine minutes.
Tsunoda finished sixth for Ferrari Charles Leclerc and Williams’ Carlos Sainz, but left his mechanics with a lot of work on the front corners of the car overnight.
McLaren remains a team he beat in Jeddah, when Norris beat Piastri by 0.163 and looked comfortable throughout the session, with Australian one of several drivers who cried the wall.
Verstappen was the head of the Norris Championship, but Red Bull is more competitive compared to Bahrain on the track where drivers can have a big difference.
Leclerc ended half a second Adrift and was a long way from Ferrari Lewis Hamilton, which ended in the 13th and 1.1 seconds behind Norris.
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Emphasizes Friday training sessions on the Saudi Arab Grand Prix
Norris leads the drivers’ championship by three points over Piastri, with Verstappen by eight points back, while George Russell is 14 points behind.
Russell was able to handle only the seventh, because Mercedes tried to turn on a soft tire, while the first pace of Setter Pierre Gasly was eighth before Nico Hulkenberg and Alex Albon.
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Look back on some of the most dramatic moments that took place on the Jeddah Cornich circuit
Saturday April 19
- 13:15: F1 Academy Race 1
- 14:50: Saudi Arabic practice GP three (session starts at 14:30)*
- 16:10: F2 Sprint
- 17:10: Saudi Arab GP qualification
- 18:00: Qualification of Saudi Arab GP
Sunday 20th April
- 13:00: F1 Academy Race 2
- 2,20pm: Feature Feature Feature Feature
- 16:30: Saudi Arabic practical authority: Sunday Grand Prix
- 18:00: Saudi Arabic Grand Prize*
- 20:00: Saudi Arab GP Reaction: Chessboard
*Live also at the main Sky Sports event
Formula 1 will complete its first triple head from 2025 in Jeddah with the Saudi Arab Grand Prix this weekend, Live on Sky Sports F1. Stream Sky Sports with now – no contract whenever cancel
