Lap-by-lap report: Can the field capitalise on a rare qualifying mis-step from Max Verstappen? Find out with John Brewin
“I’m feeling good,” says Lando Norris. “We’re going to focus on the Astons and Ferrari,” says George Russell, with a wide smile.Fred Vasseur jokes with Brundle about being boss of Ferrari
It’s a beautiful day and I am looking forward to the race. It’s a new day, a new opportunity to do better and to have fun. We are just so privileged to do what we do. I am just going to try and enjoy today. Mustafa al-Khayyat was one of the 81 men. On Thursday his brother Yasser al-Khayyat wrote to the F1 chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, asserting that he had been executed for nothing more than taking part in pro-democracy protests and argued that F1’s presence in the Kingdom had emboldened the authorities to act brutally and without compunction.
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