
Bahrain GP

Audi Revolut F1® Team fought fiercely in a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, missing out on a point on the very last lap, as Nico Hulkenberg finished 11th, with Gabriel Bortoleto 18th.
The Sepang International Circuit was battered by a monsoon shower as car headed out to the grid, causing a delay to the start of the race. Once proceedings were underway, a split of tyre choices saw half the field start on intermediate tyres, with the other half on slicks. Both Audi Revolut F1® Team drivers opted initially for dry tyres but switched for inters at the end of the formation lap – a decisive choice to change that pushed them up the field.
As the race continued, Nico emerged as a serious points contender and was running as high as ninth in the closing stages. Gabriel’s afternoon was compromised by contact with Carlos Sainz at the restart from the first Safety Car, which caused damage to his car and left him with a 10-second penalty. The race was blown wide open by another, late Safety Car, caused by Alex Albon’s retirement, while further drama emerged with George Russell and Lando Norris running into trouble at the final restart.
Ultimately, Nico couldn’t hold on to P9, being passed by Norris and Arvid Lindblad in the final laps and had to settle for 11th place. Gabriel crossed the line in P18, nursing his damaged car to the end.
The team will return to action in next week’s Singapore Grand Prix, the final leg of the Asian triple-header.


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