Early Monday morning, AEDT, Max Verstappen will be looking to make it two wins to start the year, while Oscar Piastri will be hoping to finish.
abc.net.au/news/everything-you-need-to-know-about-f1-saudi-arabian-grand-prix/101895076From Bahrain, the Formula 1 world treks west to Jeddah for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen will be looking to make it two wins to start the year, while Oscar Piastri will be hoping to finish.Where is the race?
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