It’s the second night race in a row after last week’s Bahrain Grand Prix. Max Verstappen is the only driver to win in Jeddah twice.

Oscar Piastri put in an impressive victory at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, securing his third win of the season to take the lead in the drivers’ championship. The McLaren driver managed the race perfectly,

It was the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix’s critical juncture. And no, it was not the controversial lap-one clash between Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, officiated fairly and promptly by the stewards, who handed the Red Bull driver a five-second penalty.

Will Max Verstappen modify his driving as a result of the decision to give him a five-second penalty in Saudi Arabia? - Kate Max Verstappen was given a five-second penalty in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix because the stewards adjudged him to have gained an advantage by leaving the track while contesting the lead with McLaren's Oscar Piastri at the first corner.

Max Verstappen courted controversy once again in Saudi Arabia after he was handed a five-second penalty to cost him the lead and a shot at victory on Sunday. Taking to the run-off to pass Oscar Piastri at the first corner on the opening lap in Jeddah,

One former Formula 1 team boss has revealed the penalty Max Verstappen SHOULD have received for his first-lap incident in Saudi Arabia.