Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey stays careful of competitors from competing groups in spite of a dominant start to the year for the safeguarding champs; enjoy the Saudi Arabian GP survive on Sky Sports F1 this weekend, beginning with Practice One at 1pm on Friday Last Updated: 16/03/23 11:06 am Please utilize Chrome internet browser for a more available video gamer Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey is declining to get contented, regardless of his cars and truck style assisting Max Verstappen control in 2015’s champion and win this year’s season opener in Bahrain. Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey is declining to get contented, regardless of his cars and truck style assisting Max Verstappen control in 2015’s champion and win this year’s season opener in Bahrain. Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey has actually minimized the group’s threatening supremacy in the opening race of the brand-new Formula 1 season and states they are braced for stiff competitors over the coming months. Ruling world champ Max Verstappen stormed to triumph ahead of team-mate Sergio Perez in Bahrain previously this month, with their closest opposition Fernando Alonso around 39 seconds back in 3rd for Aston Martin. Red Bull’s commanding start to the project has actually caused question over whether any person in the field can come close to challenging the ruling fitters’ champs. Charles Leclerc handed grid charge at Saudi Arabian GPFerrari? Red Bull? Sit tight? Brundle analyses Lewis Hamilton’s futureStreet racing returns: When to enjoy Saudi Arabian GP survive on SkyGet Sky Sports|Download the Sky Sports App|Listen to the Sky Sports F1 PodcastMercedes are seemingly except where they want to be having actually looked for to conquer the problems that prevented them last season, while Ferrari have actually currently come across concerns with Charles Leclerc getting a 10-place grid charge following his retirement in Bahrain. “I’m sure we will not be as strong as that week in, week out,” Newey informed Sky Sports News. “In Bahrain it was among those sort of common ducks feet paddling under the water, it wasn’t rather as smooth as within as it may have looked. Please utilize Chrome internet browser for a more available video gamer Look back at a few of the most remarkable minutes to have actually occurred at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. Recall at a few of the most remarkable minutes to have actually occurred at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. “We return 12 months back and it’s the other method around, Ferrari surface one-two, we stopped working, we weren’t rather as fast as them, so these things can swing round extremely rapidly. We’ve simply got to keep pressing and we’ll see where we get to. “If we had more wind tunnel time we had actually usage it, so other groups having more than us should assist them. “As I state, it’s going to be a long year, 23 races, we’ve just got one down so everyone will be pressing.” Please utilize Chrome web browser for a more available video gamer Brundle provides his ideas on Mercedes and Hamilton following their tough start to the season. You can listen to the most recent episode of the Sky Sports F1 Podcast now. Brundle provides his ideas on Mercedes and Hamilton following their hard start to the season. You can listen to the most recent episode of the Sky Sports F1 Podcast now. Verstappen was triumphant when Saudi Arabia invited F1 back for its 2nd race in Jeddah in 2015, seeing off competitors from the Ferraris of Leclerc and Sainz. Such is the high-speed track awaiting this Sunday that there are hopes of a more competitive fight at the front of the grid, especially after information pointed towards Ferrari holding an exceptional leading speed than Red Bull in Bahrain. All arrows presently point towards Red Bull as runaway tone-setters. Chandhok: Next 4 races vital Please utilize Chrome internet browser for a more available video gamer Sky F1’s Karun Chandhok is hoping that Mercedes and Ferrari can avoid another season of Red Bull supremacy. Sky F1’s Karun Chandhok is hoping that Mercedes and Ferrari can avoid another season of Red Bull dominance. Sky Sports F1’s Karun Chandhok … “We saw utter dominance from Red Bull, there’s no other word for it for Bahrain. “But it was a circuit and ticked every box for the strengths of that vehicle, definitely Ferrari appeared to be making lots of sounds that they didn’t get the set up. “The next 4 tracks, if Ferrari do not return in the battle then ask me after Miami and I’ll have no response for you. “The next 4 tracks will identify whether Ferrari remain in this battle.” Sky Sports F1’s live Saudi Arabian GP scheduleThursday 2:30 pm: Drivers’ Press Conference Friday 10.50 pm: F2 Practice 1pm: Saudi Arabian GP Practice One (session begins 1.30 pm) 2:55 pm: F2 Qualifying 4:45 pm: Saudi Arabian GP Practice Two (session begins 5pm) 6:15 pm: The F1 Show: Saudi Arabia Please utilize Chrome internet browser for a more available video gamer Ted Kravitz shares his most remarkable minutes from the Jeddah circuit ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Ted Kravitz shares his most unforgettable minutes from the Jeddah circuit ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Saturday 1.15 pm: Saudi Arabian GP Practice Three (session begins 1:30 pm) 3:05 pm: F2 Sprint Race 4pm: Saudi Arabian GP Qualifying accumulation 5pm: SAUDI ARABIAN GP QUALIFYING Sunday 1:35 pm: F2 Feature Race 3.30 pm: Grand Prix Sunday Saudi Arabian GP accumulation 5pm: THE SAUDI ARABIAN GRAND PRIX 7pm: Chequered flag: Saudi Arabian GP Reaction Watch the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix survive on Sky Sports F1 this weekend with Sunday’s race live at 5pm. Get Sky Sports
Will Red Bull dominance continue? | Newey: Bahrain not as smooth as it looked
