McLaren are leading the way in the constructors' championship and are 58 points clear of second-placed Mercedes after round four in Bahrain.

Haas put double points on the board last time out so move above Williams and into fifth, while Alpine are off the mark thanks to Pierre Gasly's seventh place in Sakhir.

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Oscar Piastri is three points behind McLaren team-mate Lando Norris in the title race following his comfortable win at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Defending champion Max Verstappen, who finished sixth last week, is eight points away from leader Norris in third.

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Hello, folks. The final race of this first triple-header of the season is here. We don't have to wait long for the next one, however, as after Miami, the trio of Imola, Monaco and the Spanish Grand Prix come thick and fast throughout May.

We left off last week with McLaren celebrating another double podium and Oscar Piastri the happier of the team's two drivers. Lando Norris' lead in the championship has been cut and an intriguing battle between the pair is now brewing nicely.

First practice in Saudi gets under way at 14:30 BST.

Second practice goes green at 18:00 BST.

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The title race in 2025 could be an all-papaya fight after Oscar Piastri's self-assured victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend.

While Lando Norris feels something isn't quite clicking on his side of the garage, Australian Piastri secured his second win in four races to move within striking distance of the Briton at the top of the drivers' championship.

A packed start to the campaign reaches the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix; a high-speed, twisty test, with more scorching temperatures to boot.