Problems for Verstappen throughout the classification!

He is the big favorite for the pole. His Red Bull is on another planet and Max is on his way to the top position in F1 Saudi Arabian GP qualifying. But as fate would have it, Max never added another pole to his record. The unrivaled car also has its problems, and the proof of this is the unexpected setback suffered by the current world champion in the middle of Q2. He had a problem with his RB19 and, without setting a time, he had to go to the box and finish his ‘qualification’. Max Verstappen will have to come back this Sunday from 15th position on the grid.

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In this way, he left his teammate ‘Checo’ Pérez as a strong favorite for pole position and gave a free position to Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz. Alonso was ahead at the time and would be fighting for a tough pole position against a superior Red Bull of Pérez in the straight, but regardless, he was clearly aiming for second place. The same as Carlos Sainz, who had some problems in Q2 to get the temperature in the tires to go for a good time.

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