Here are our driver ratings after the Bahrain G♑rand Prix.

Oscar Piastri - 9.5

Oscar Piastri produced another sublime weekend to take his second victoryꦦ of the 2025 F1 season. It was an important win in the race for this year’s world championship.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell - 9.5

It is pretty easy t🌊o argue that George Russell is the best-performing driver in 20꧋25. Despite many technical gremlins, Russell held off Lando Norris on the final lap to take second in Bahrain.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris - 6

It was a disastrous weekend for Norris, who could only qualify sixth after a mistake at Turn 1 on his final Q3 effort. He was up to third by the end of the opening lap but received a five-second time penalty for being out of his grid slot. His race craft up against Russell and Charles Lecleℱrc was also questionable.

Charles Leclerc - 9.5

It was yet another strong weekend from Leclerc, who🍌 was the quicker of the two Ferraris in Bahrain. He couldn’t do any more to hold off Norris in the final stint, with Leclerc forced to run the unfavoured hard tyre.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton - 7

Lewis Hamilton’s race day recovery in Bahrain was respectable. Overall, though, it was very reminiscent of his fi🃏nal year at Mercedes. He was very poor in qualifying a🐼nd had a solid race performance.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen - 8.5

The Bahrain GP was a trick🍰y race for Max Verstappen and Red Bull. Verstappen would have to wait until the final lap to get past Gasly, highlighting how slow the RB21 was relative to the 𝐆other top three teams.

Pierre Gasly - 9.5

Pierre Gasly put together a faultless weekend in Bahrain. He qualified in the top five and enjoyed an error-free rac🔥e to come away with seventh. His performance deserved better, only losing out to Verstappen on the final lap.

Esteban Ocon - 8.5

After his heavy shunt in qualifying, Esteban Ocon made the most of Haas’ eꦜarly undercut to move up the order. During the middle stint, Ocon was able to keep Verstappen at bay. Without the Safety Car, there’s a good chance that O🅘con might have beaten the reigning world champion.

Yuki Tsunoda - 7.5

While finishing ni🅠nth isn’t usually a reason to celebrate for a driver racing for Red Bull, Yuki Tsunoda should be encouraged by his performance in Bahrain. He was within touching distance of Verstappen in qualifying and the race - which is what Red Bull’s top management e🅺xpect from him.

Oliver Bearman - 7.5

Ollie Bearman was bitterly disappointed with his qualifying display, setting the slowest time of anyone in Q1. He made up for it with an aggressive start. While the timing of the Safety Car played into his hands, moving him up the order, he k🔴ept his cool under intense pressure from behind.

Kimi Antonelli - 7.5

The Bahrain GP was a missed opportunity for Kimi Antone🌟lli. It wasn’t entirely his fault, though, with Mercedes’ peculiar strategy decisions. They pitted him into traffic on multiple occasions, and he effectively did💎 a three-stopper because they wanted to avoid the hard tyre.

Alex Albon - 7

Alex Albon narrowly missed out on a points finish in Bahrain. Teammate Carlos Sainz beat him well in qualifying, but it was unfortunate that he was knocked out in Q1 after the FIA’s mishap with Nico Hulkenbergಞ exceeding track limits. Do🍸uble-stacking under the Safety Car probably cost Albon a top 10 finish.

Isack Hadjar - 6.5

An off weekend for Racing Bulls meant that Isack Hadjar was never in contention for a poi🎶nts finish. He still had the edge o💧n Liam Lawson.

Jack Doohan - 6.5

Jack Doohan was on course to finish in the top 10 for the first time in his F1 career until ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚhe switched onto the hards following the Safety Car. He p💯icked up a five-second time penalty for track limits late on.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fernando Alonso - 7

A miserable weekend for Aston Martin🧜, who probably had the slowest car on race day in Bahrain. Fernando Alonso couldn’t finish any higher.

Liam Lawson - 5

It was another tough weekend for Lawson. He was outperformed by teammate Hadjar and received two penalties from the stewards: the first for a collision with Lance Stroll and the second for a collisio🐈n with Nico Hulkenberg late on.

Lance Stroll - 5.5

With Asto🌼n Martin lꦕacking any pace, Lance Stroll endured a tough weekend.

Gabriel Bortoleto - 6

Gꦐabriel Bortoleto finished last of the 18 classified run♔ners in Bahrain. Sauber split the strategies, but neither driver looked like finishing inside the top 10.

Carlos Sainz - 6

Sainz was left to rue two collisions with Yuki Tsunoda,⛦ which resulted in sidepod damage. Before that, the Spaniard was enjoying a good race and was on course to finish in the poi♒nts.

Nico Hulkenberg - 6.5

Hulkenberg was disqualified after the race due to excessive plank wear. Sauber were ne𒁏ver in the fight to score points, so he classified 13th before his DQ.