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Markelov Vrooms to Win In 22 Sunday, April 16, 2017 Sunday, April 16, 2017 23 Markelov Colciago vrooms to storms to win in Aidan Payne/DTNN the podium completed F2by Charles tenth positions, they were - Luca [email protected] Leclerc (+13.780) of Monaco driving Ghiotto (ITA, RUSSIAN TIME, for PREMA Racing, who began the +27.056), Nobuharu Matsushita, rtem Markelov (58 minutes race in pole position. JPN, +29.971), Antonio Fuoco (ITA, podium in Red Bull’s Dutch A18.977 seconds) driving for The race comprised 32 laps over PREMA Racing, +30.950) and Nyck driver Max RUSSIAN TIME clinched the opening a distance of 172.938 kms with De Vries (NED, Rapax, +35.726, with Verstappen FIA Formula 2 Championship race the second one scheduled today at the fastest lap recorded on the 26th copy of the season yesterday, which is 2.15pm over 23 laps or a 45 minute being timed at one minute 45.843 in support of the 2017 Formula 1 time limit. seconds by Monaco’s Stefano Coletti Manama Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at the Fourth to six places went to driving for Campos Racing. ax Verstappen topped the times for Red Bull in Bahrain International Circuit in Jordan King (GBR, MP Motosport, After this weekend, 10 more TCR Race 1 yesterday’s hot, windswept and closely-contested final Sakhir. + 17.478), Oliver Rowland (GBR, rounds are scheduled for Spain, freeM practice ahead of today’s Bahrain Grand Prix. Markelov started on the grid in DAMS, +18.144) and Alexander Monaco, Azerbaijan, Austria, UK, In a session that was halted briefly after Frenchman Romain seventh place and finished 7.891 Albon (THA, ART Grand Prix, Hungary, Belgium, Italy, Spain and Grosjean crashed in his Haas-Ferrari car, the 19-year-old seconds ahead of second placed +19.744). concluding on November 25-26 at Dutchman clocked a best lap in one minute and 32.194 Frenchman Norman Nato (58.26.868) Four other drivers picked up the Yas Marina Circuit for the Abu to finish one-tenth of a second clear of nearest rival Lewis driving for Pertamina Arden, with points after finishing seventh to Dhabi Grand Prix. Hamilton of Mercedes. Sebastian Vettel, who shares the lead in this year’s embryonic Driving standings after Race 1 (points): drivers’ championship with Hamilton, was third fastest for 1) Artem Markelov (27) Ferrari ahead of Valtteri Bottas in the second Mercedes. Kimi Raikkonen was fifth in the second Ferrari ahead of Felipe 2) Norman Nato (19) Bahrain Grand Prix grid Massa of Williams, Australian Daniel Riccirdo in the second 3) Charles Leclerc (18) 1st row: Red Bull and German Nico Hulkenberg of Renault. Carlos Valtteri Bottas (FIN/Mercedes) Sainz was ninth ahead of his Toro Rosso team-mate Russian 4) Jordan King (12) Lewis Hamilton (GBR/Mercedes) Daniil Kvyat. After early installation laps, Frenchman Esteban 5) Oliver Rowland (10) Ocon of Force India was briefly quickest before Spaniard 6) Alexander Albon (8) 2nd row: Carlos Sainz planted his Red Bull on top of the times. Sebastian Vettel (GER/Ferrari) There was little for the fans, enduring the scorching 7) Luca Ghiotto (6) Daniel Ricciardo (AUS/Red Bull-TAG Heuer) Aidan Payne/DTNN podium position going to another (+19.061) in a Volkswagen Golf GTi sunshine, to enjoy before the session was halted by a red flag 8) Nobuharu Matsushita (4) [email protected] Frenchman Jean-Karl Vernay (+7.637) TCR in tenth. after 38 minutes when Frenchman Romain Grosjean spun and 9) Antonio Fuoco (2) 3rd row: driving a Volkswagon Golf GTi TCR. The fastest lap was by Georgian crashed at Turn Four, damaging the front of his Haas car. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN/Ferrari) talian Roberto Colciago (20 minutes Fourth to sixth placings went to Davit Kajaia (2:13.635) on the second In the severe heat, the tyres were over-heating and this caused 10) Nyck De Vries (1) Max Verstappen (NED/Red Bull-TAG Heuer) 15.241 seconds) driving a Honda Serbia’s Dusan Borkovic (+8.763) in lap, but he did not finish the race. a wild moment from Verstappen on his way to the quickest lap, CivicI Type-R won Race 1 of Round a Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo Giulietta Earlier in qualifying, the top six were at the time, of 1:33.249. Verstappen remained quickest ahead of 2 of this season’s TCR International TCR, followed by Pierre-Yves Corthals Mak’o Homola (Slovakia), Corthals, Massa with 18 minutes remaining. Both Ferrari and Mercedes 4th row: Series support race yesterday at the (+9.681) of Belgium in a Opel Astra Valente, Colciago, Kajaia and Vernay. decided it was time to join the action. Vettel ran wide on his Nico Hulkenberg (GER/Renault) 2017 Formula One Gulf Air Bahrain TCR and Pape Oriola ((9.912) driving The 10-round series began inGeorgia first lap as Raikkonen, and then Bottas, clocked fastest laps Drum and Felipe Massa (BRA/Williams-Mercedes) Grand Prix at the Bahrain International a SEAT Leon TCR. at the start of this month and after before Hamilton, who had suggested on Friday that the ‘daytime’ Circuit in Sakhir. The seventh to tenth places went to Bahrain goes to Belgium, Italy, Austria, sessions were pointless ahead of a floodlit race, came out. 5th row: The winner completed nine laps of James Nash (20.26.525) of Britain in a Hungary, Germany, Thailand, China Before the Englishman had a chance to go for a genuine bugle corps Romain Grosjean (FRA/Haas-Ferrari) the circuit over a distance of 48.462 SEAT Leon TCR, followed by Stefano and concludes in late November at the quick lap, Vettel took over on top with a lap in 1:32.750 – just Manama Jolyon Palmer (GBR/Renault) kms with 16 cars in the starting line-up. Comini (11.581) of Switzerland in a Yas Marina Circuit as a support race 0.004 seconds quicker than Bottas – to confirm that a tight ue to popular demand, BIC has organised for Second place went to France’s Hugo Audi RS 3 LMS TCR, followed by for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. qualifying scrap was in prospect. The two-team battle was Dthe fourth successive year its ‘10 Every 10’ 6th row: Valente (20:20.743) driving a SEAT Gionni Morbidelli (+12.200) of Italy Today race 2 is set to be flagged off extended to three when Verstappen clocked his fastest lap with to perform raffle, exclusive only for ticket holders to the Main Daniil Kvyat (RUS/Toro Rosso-Renault) Leon TCR who was 5.502 seconds in a Volkswagen Golf GTi TCR, at 1pm and is either 10 laps or a 20 three minutes remaining before Hamilton secured second for Grandstand. Lance Stroll (CAN/Williams-Mercedes) behind the winner, with the final with another Italian Giacomo Altoe minute time limit. the session, one-tenth adrift of the Dutchman, but nearly half In this promotion, 10 fantastic prizes will be a second clear of Vettel. (AFP) live given out every 10 minutes. The action begins 7th row: well before the race as winners will emerge from Pascal Wehrlein (GER/Sauber-Ferrari) Manama Most recently, the Blue Knights were 4.45pm onwards. Fans must be in their allotted Esteban Ocon (FRA/Force India-Mercedes) Today’s Racing Schedule n internationally acclaimed drum and bugle the featured performers for the Tao Yuan Main Grandstand seats to win the prizes. Winners Dreaming of victory? Not me, says Bottas Acorps will be thrilling audiences at the 2017 International Band Festival in Taiwan and will be announced by BIC staff, so fans are advised 8th row: 1pm: TCRRace 2 (10 laps or 20 minutes) Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix. performed for the opening ceremonies to hurry and get to their seats well before the 6pm Fernando Alonso (ESP/McLaren-Honda) Manama The United States-based Blue Knights of the 2016 FIS World Cup Alpine Ski start of the Bahrain Grand Prix. 2.15pm: Formula 2Race 2 (23 laps or 45 minutes) champion Briton, remained phlegmatic the race. We need to focus for the race and Carlos Sainz Jr (ESP/Toro Rosso-Renault) altteri Bottas upstaged his Mercedes and practical after a close floodlit qualifying get the maximum out of it. Drum and Bugle Corps will be performing Championships. The long list of prizes includes all brand new, high- 3.30pm: Porsche GT3 Cup Race 2 (10 laps or 25 minutes) Vteam-mate Lewis Hamilton by session. “But definitely it’s a good place to start live on the island for the first time ever. Based in Denver, Colorado, the Blue end electronic devices, a few of them being iPhone 9th row: 3.30pm: Formula 1 Paddock Club Pit Lane Walk grabbing pole position yesterday, “We need to enjoy it for a short and I think, as a team, we can be really They will be showcasing their skills on the Knights ensembles have performed at 7 Plus, iPad Pro, Apple Airports, Snapchat Camera but then said he is not dreaming of a period of time, to enjoy what you’ve strong tomorrow and hopefully get a one- grid as part of the opening ceremonies of the Presidential Inaugurals for Presidents Gerald Spectacles, Samsung S View, and many more. Stoffel Vandoorne (BEL/McLaren-Honda) 4.30pm: Formula 1 Drivers’ Track Parade maiden victory in Sunday’s Bahrain done, but the main thing is tomorrow,” two -- the first one for the year.” 57-lap Bahrain Grand Prix today. R Ford and Ronald Reagan, in concerts with Winners will be identified by their seat numbers; Sergio Pérez (MEX/Force India-Mercedes) 4.45pm: Formula 1 Starting Grid Presentation Grand Prix.
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