World champion and Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has won the final of the Jeddah Formula 1 Saudi Grand Prix against Ferrari driver Charles Lekler. It was an exciting race to see in Jeddah as Max Verstappen and Charles Leckler battled for victory. The victory comes three laps before the end of the Saudi Grand Prix. This is Verstappen’s 21st victory in Formula 1. He scored his first point of the season after the Red Bulls withdrew from Bahrain. Ferrari’s Carlos Science finished third, beating Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, who started from pole position.
Mercedes’ George Russell finished fifth, overtaking Alpine Esteban O’Connor, who was 0.1 second ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris. Lewis Hamilton finished 15th and then 10th, scoring the last point. Rider Nicholas Latifik had an accident on the third clip while racing. But the official account of the Saudi Grand Prix said he was fine and no injuries had been reported.
Ahead of the match, Makkah Governor Amir Khalid Al Faisal arrived in Jeddah. The Formula 1 Saudi Grand Prix was attended by 20 competitors representing 10 teams. The race started at 8pm on Sunday. This is the second time in three months that the Red Sea coast has witnessed Formula 1. The first Saudi Grand Prix took place last December
