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Verstappen holds provisional Bahrain GP pole after first Q3 runs

Chris Medland says Hadjar sat 0.3 seconds back but faced a five-place drop for a power-unit penalty.

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Max Verstappen held provisional pole after the first Bahrain Grand Prix Q3 runs, Chris Medland reported, with Isack Hadjar 0.3 seconds behind and Kimi Antonelli yet to complete a lap. Hadjar faced a five-place grid drop for a power-unit penalty. Formula 1 listed Lawson, Alonso, Sainz, Stroll, Colapinto and Lindblad as the Q2 eliminations.

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Verstappen holds provisional Bahrain GP pole after first Q3 runs

Chris Medland says Hadjar sat 0.3 seconds back but faced a five-place drop for a power-unit penalty.

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Max Verstappen held provisional pole after the first Bahrain Grand Prix Q3 runs, Chris Medland reported. Isack Hadjar was 0.3 seconds behind, while Kimi Antonelli had yet to complete a run.

Medland said Lewis Hamilton, Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc were close behind. Hadjar faced a five-place grid drop for a power-unit penalty.

Formula 1 listed Liam Lawson, Fernando Alonso, Carlos Sainz, Lance Stroll, Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad as the six drivers eliminated in Q2, in positions 11 through 16. Medland said Lawson missed Q3 by 0.209 seconds and Alonso by 0.406, while Colapinto and Lindblad recorded no time because of power-unit penalties.

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Accounts in the replies praised Alonso and Aston Martin while questioning Russell's Q2 position and Leclerc leading the Bahrain GP session.

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