Red Bull had no convincing image, but he managed once again to get the pole position and will start first at the Australian Grand Prix in . Ferstapen showed why he is a Formula 1 champion in the last two years and a tremendous effort managed to make the fastest time and secure the pole position of the match in Australia. The Dutch Red Bull pilot left behind Ferrari’s Carlos Sinth and his counterpart in Red Bull, Sergio Perez, who complete the first trinity of the start. Here’s how the drivers line up for Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix Australia’s Grand Prix will start tomorrow (24/3) at 6:00 a.m. Greece time.
Formula 1: Unbeatable Max Ferstapen took pole position and in Australia
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