Starting grid for the 2018 Bahrain Grand Prix

  • Published on 08 Apr 2018 12:08
  • comments 3
  • By: Fergal Walsh

Sebastian Vettel took pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday, beating his teammate Kimi Raikkonen to the top spot. The Ferrari pair will lead the field off the line later today, and below you can view the full list of where each driver will line up. 

1) Sebastian Vettel

2) Kimi Raikkonen

3) Valtteri Bottas

4) Daniel Ricciardo

5) Pierre Gasly

6) Kevin Magnussen

7) Nico Hulkenberg

8) Esteban Ocon

9) Lewis Hamilton

10) Carlos Sainz

11)  Brendon Hartley

12) Sergio Perez

13) Fernando Alonso

14) Stoffel Vandoorne

15) Max Verstappen

16) Romain Grosjean

17) Marcus Ericsson

18) Sergey Sirotkin

19) Charles Leclerc

20) Lance Stroll

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  • This will be interesting. My predictions are pretty much that Vettel will win, Kimi will be overtaken by Bottas, Ham will get up to 5th, but will then be stuck in place, frightened by the wide smile of the Aussie Joker. Gasly will remain within top 10, but will likely be overtaken by KMag and at least 1 Renault. McLaren will be steamrolled by Verstappen and Grosjean.

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    • Apr 8 2018 - 12:56
  • Bhurt

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    Hulkenberg and Magnussen side by side into turn 1. I predict a safety car on the first lap and Ericsson will get caught up in it, leaving Leclerc to score a surprise point for Sauber.

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    • Apr 8 2018 - 13:44
  • Grego21

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    Maybe see KMAG around the outside of another RB into turn one...

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    • Apr 8 2018 - 15:15

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