The Red Bull driver, Sergio Perez was the fastest in qualifying and will start from the first position in the race for The Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia, second in this year's championship in Formula 1.

Perez set a time of 1:28.265 minutes, 0,155 seconds faster than the Ferrari driver, Charles Leclerc, who will start the race from 12th position due to a penalty for replacing one of the components of the power unit.

The Aston Martin driver follows Fernando Alonso who was 0,465s slower and Mercedes' George Russell was 0,592s slower and will start from fourth.

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz finished fifth in qualifying, ahead of Aston Martin's Lance Stroll and Alpin's Esteban Ocon. Lewis Hamilton, Oscar Piastre and Pierre Gasly also made it to the 10th position.

The current world champion from Red Bull, Max Verstapen he dominated all three free practice sessions, but in qualifying due to a car breakdown he was forced to park in the garage and will start tomorrow's race from 15th place.