168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Piastri was denied pole position for the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix by just 0.010s.

The McLaren driver had bettered George Russell’s time, until a sens🦩🐽ational Max Verstappen effort put him on pole for Sunday’s race in Jeddah.

Piastri admitted he was content with his lap time, noting the dangers of pushing beyond the limit 🐬at this circuit.

Asked if there was any potentialꦚ left on the tr🦂ack, Piastri told Sky Sports: “Being realistic, not much.

“The ♋last few hundredt♒hs around here come with a big price.

“In a lot of places it might be using a bit more kerb or running wide. Here, potentially y🌳ou’ve got no more wheels left on your car!

“There are always little bits when you✱ look back but it was a good 𓆉lap. I was happy when I crossed the line.

“Apart from one hundredth, it was good enough.”

Oscar Piastri points out difficulty at F1 Saudi Arabian GP

Piastri won the F1 Bahrain Gꦓrand Pr💜ix a week ago so entered Saudi Arabia on-form.

He trails McLaren teammate Lando Norris, who leads thꦍe ꧙drivers’ standings, by three points.

Verstappen is a further five behind Piastri ahead ofﷺ the fifth grand prix of 2025.

“It’s going to be an interesting race. The tyres are softer༺ than last year which will make it more difficult,” Pia𝓀stri said.

“Our pace is very strong. In the races is generally wh𒀰ere we seem good.

“On 🅺the flip side, here is one of the worst tracks of the year for dirty air.

"Foll🅘owing a car - even in qualifying from a lot of s♔econds behind - isn’t easy.

“In the race, I💝 expect it to be difficult. I think we’ve got some pace and if I could get ahead at thಌe start, it would make life easier.

“Buཧt there will be opportunities later in the race.

“I expect it to be anything but straightforward…”