How to watch Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: live stream F1 2024 online

Red Bull Racing's Dutch driver Max Verstappen competes in the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2024
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Yep, you guessed it, it was another Red Bull procession at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix as Max Verstappen again dominated from start to finish and led home team-mate Sergio Perez for another one-two finish for the Austrian-British team. It was the Dutchman's ninth race victory in a row. 

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Charles Leclerc came home in third for Ferrari, his debutant team-mate Oliver Bearman managing a creditable seventh after replacing Carlos Sainz, who needed appendix surgery. The youngest Briton to appear in an F1 race held off compatriots Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren and Mercedes respectively. 

The season is still yet young, but the dominance of Red Bull – despite all their off-track problems – is a worrying sign for the rest of the grid. Those teams have work to do in the two weeks before the Australian GP.

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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Results

In another display of Red Bull dominance, Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez came in first and second. Ferrari were again probably the best of the rest, with Charles Leclerc third and Oliver Bearman seventh on debut. Oscar Piastri took fourth in the McLaren and Fernando Alonso fifth in the Aston Martin. George Russell won the battle of the Brits in the Mercedes in sixth, ahead of Bearman, Lando Norris (McLaren) and Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes).

It's all pretty reminiscent of last season, then. There are two weeks for the teams to make up the difference to Red Bull when the GP circus rolls into Australia on Marc 22-24.

Constructors' places:

Red Bull: 1 / 2

Ferrari: 3 / 7

McLaren: 4 / 8

Aston Martin: 5 / ret.

Mercedes: 6 / 9

Haas: 10 / 12

Williams: 11 / 14

Alpine: 13 / ret.

RB: 15 / 16

Kick Sauber: 17 / 18

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