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FORMULA 1 GULF AIR BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX 2021 - Bahrain Race 1 Final Classification After 11 Laps - 59.286 Km FORMULA 1 GULF AIR BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX 2021 - Bahrain Race 1 Final Classification after 11 Laps - 59.286 km NO DRIVER NAT TEAM LAPS TIME GAP INT KM/H FASTEST ON 1 99 Ayhancan GUVEN (P) Ayhancan Guven 11 23:00.466 154.606 2:03.567 2 2 27 J.B. SIMMENAUER (P) J.B. Simmenauer 11 23:02.217 1.751 1.751 154.411 2:03.542 2 3 87 Richard WAGNER (P) Richard Wagner 11 23:07.992 7.526 5.775 153.768 2:04.551 3 4 15 Lucas GROENEVELD (PA) GP Elite 11 23:13.876 13.410 5.884 153.119 2:04.786 2 5 13 Fahad ALGOSAIBI (PA) Fahad Algosaibi 11 23:17.490 17.024 3.614 152.723 2:05.218 3 6 8 Daan VAN KUIJK (PA) GP Elite 11 23:17.976 17.510 0.486 152.670 2:04.858 2 7 3 Bandar ALESAYI (PA) Bandar Alesayi 11 23:23.598 23.132 5.622 152.058 2:05.823 3 8 32 Maximilan WERNDL (A) Maximilan Werndl 11 23:33.844 33.378 10.246 150.956 2:06.504 3 9 66 Jaber AL KHALIFA (A) Team Bahrain 11 23:37.615 37.149 3.771 150.555 2:07.090 3 10 16 Steven VAN RHEE (PA) * GP Elite 11 23:37.871 37.405 0.256 150.528 2:05.032 2 11 77 Robert SULMA (A) Robert Sulma 11 23:59.218 58.752 21.347 148.295 2:09.035 2 12 4 Salman AL KHALIFA (ME) Team Bahrain 11 24:50.701 110.235 51.483 143.173 2:13.482 3 13 48 Markus SATTLER (CE) Markus Sattler 11 24:57.414 116.948 6.713 142.532 2:14.678 2 14 45 Ronald BEZUUR (CE) Ronald Bezuur 11 25:03.638 123.172 6.224 141.942 2:14.759 3 15 49 Franz DZIWOK (CE) Franz Dziwok 11 25:03.701 123.235 0.063 141.936 2:15.302 3 16 42 Bandar ALIREZA (ME) Bandar Alireza 11 25:10.717 130.251 7.016 141.277 2:14.398 2 17 47 Freddy FAST (CE) Freddy Fast 11 25:15.198 134.732 4.481 140.859 2:15.447 2 18 44 Fawaz ALGOSAIBI (ME) Fawaz Algosaibi 11 25:17.076 136.610 1.878 140.684 2:15.483 2 19 43 Leo WILLERT (CE) Leo Willert 11 25:17.714 137.248 0.638 140.625 2:14.559 2 20 46 Svetlana GORBUNOVA (CE) Svetlana Gorbunova 10 23:00.560 1 LAP 1 LAP 140.483 2:15.761 2 21 41 Micko BRANISLAV (CE) Micko Branislav 10 23:08.892 1 LAP 8.332 139.641 2:16.319 7 22 40 Jan DOBBER (CE) Jan Dobber 10 23:39.981 1 LAP 31.089 136.583 2:17.554 2 NOT CLASSIFIED 7 Jesse VAN KUIJK (P) GP Elite 6 12:40.516 DNF 152.545 2:04.738 2 10 Ali AL KHALIFA (PA) Team Bahrain 0 DNS FASTEST LAP 27 J.B. SIMMENAUER (P) J.B. Simmenauer 2:03.542 on lap 2 157.705 * PENALTIES Car 16 - 10 second time penalty - Leaving the track and re-joining unsafely - Stewards' decision no. 9 Timekeeper: © 2021 Formula One World Championship Limited No part of these results/data may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, broadcasting or otherwise without prior permission of the copyright holder except for reproduction in local/national/international daily press and regular printed publications on sale to the public within 90 days of the event to which the results/data relate and provided that the copyright symbol and name of copyright owner appears..
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