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BAHGULF AIR BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX 2025 F1PTS - Race Event Standings

Bahrain GP 2025-04-13

Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir

Rank
Driver
QUAL
RACE
FL
PTS
1
Piastri
1
12.00
1
85.00
FL
3.00
100.00
2
Russell
2
11.40
2
80.75

-
92.15
3
Norris
6
9.00
3
76.50

-
85.50
4
Leclerc
3
10.80
4
72.25

-
83.05
5
Hamilton
9
7.20
5
68.00

-
75.20
6
Verstappen
7
8.40
6
63.75

-
72.15
7
Gasly
5
9.60
7
59.50

-
69.10
8
Ocon
14
4.20
8
55.25

-
59.45
9
Tsunoda
10
6.60
9
51.00

-
57.60
10
Antonelli
4
10.20
11
42.50

-
52.70
11
Bearman
20
0.60
10
46.75

-
47.35
12
Albon
15
3.60
12
38.25

-
41.85
13
Hulkenberg
16
3.00
13
34.00

-
37.00
14
Hadjar
12
5.40
14
29.75

-
35.15
15
Doohan
11
6.00
15
25.50

-
31.50
16
Alonso
13
4.80
16
21.25

-
26.05
17
Lawson
17
2.40
17
17.00

-
19.40
18
Stroll
19
1.20
18
12.75

-
13.95
19
Sainz
8
7.80
20
4.25

-
12.05
20
Bortoleto
18
1.80
19
8.50

-
10.30

Track info

Bahrain International Circuit - Technical Data

General Circuit Information

  • Location: Sakhir, Bahrain
  • Circuit Type: Permanent race track
  • Direction: Clockwise
  • FIA Grade: 1 (suitable for Formula 1 racing)
  • Current Contract: Hosts the Bahrain Grand Prix until at least 2036

Track Dimensions

  • Length: 5.412 km (3.363 miles) - Grand Prix layout
  • Race Distance: 308.238 km (191.530 miles) over 57 laps
  • Number of Corners: 15 (9 right-hand, 6 left-hand)
  • Track Width: Varies; typically 14-22m, widest at Turn 1

Layout Features

  • DRS Zones: 3
    • Zone 1: Start-finish straight (after Turn 15)
    • Zone 2: Between Turn 3 and Turn 4
    • Zone 3: Between Turn 10 and Turn 11
  • Longest Straight: 1.09 km (0.677 miles) along the start-finish straight, speeds over 320 km/h with DRS
  • Elevation Change: Minimal; approximately 4m, mostly flat desert terrain

Sectors

  • Sector 1: Fast straights and medium-speed corners (Turns 1-4)
  • Sector 2: Technical, slow-speed corners (Turns 5-10)
  • Sector 3: High-speed straights and final corners (Turns 11-15)

Lap Records

Type Time Driver Team Year
Race Lap Record 1:31.447 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 2020
Qualifying Lap Record 1:27.264 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 2020

Note: Records from 2020 remain; 2025 season data (e.g., March race) not yet finalized as of April 4, 2025.

Technical Characteristics

  • Surface: Abrasive asphalt; resurfaced in 2023, high grip
  • Downforce Level: Medium; balance between speed and cornering stability
  • Tyre Compounds (2025): Pirelli C1 (hard), C2 (medium), C3 (soft)
  • Average Speed: ~215 km/h (based on historical data)

Corner Details

Turn Description
1 Medium-speed right-hander, prime overtaking spot
2-3 Left-right flick, uphill, requires precision
4 Fast left-hander, DRS zone exit
5-7 Slow left-right-left sequence, technical section
8 Medium-speed right-hander, downhill
9-10 Slow left-right combo, traction-critical
11 Fast right-hander, DRS zone entry
12-13 Medium-speed left-right, flowing section
14 Slow left-hander, tight apex
15 Final right-hander onto pit straight

Additional Notes

  • Pit Lane: Entry after Turn 15; time loss ~20-22 seconds
  • Safety Features: Large run-off areas, gravel traps, modern barriers
  • Challenges: Desert sand affects grip; high tyre wear; night race conditions

About Bahrain GP

The Bahrain Grand Prix


The Bahrain Grand Prix is a prominent race in the Formula 1 calendar, held at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, Bahrain. Since its debut in 2004, the race has become a staple of the modern F1 season, known for its exciting racing, night-time spectacle, and challenging circuit layout.


The Bahrain International Circuit is a 5.412 km (3.363 miles) track that features 15 turns and a mix of fast straights and technical corners. The circuit is often challenging due to the hot desert climate, which places high demands on both the drivers and the cars, especially in terms of tire management. The race has traditionally been held during the daytime in earlier years, but it has since become a night race, providing a stunning backdrop as the desert landscape transitions to a glowing night sky. This unique atmosphere, combined with state-of-the-art lighting, makes the Bahrain GP one of the most visually spectacular events on the calendar.


The race in Bahrain has provided several exciting moments and key milestones in F1 history. For example, in 2005, Fernando Alonso won his first race with Renault, while Sebastian Vettel achieved his first-ever pole position in 2009. In 2014, the Bahrain GP was famous for a strategic battle between Mercedes teammates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, where both drivers exchanged the lead multiple times in a thrilling contest.


Bahrain is also known for its strategic complexity. The combination of heat, tire wear, and high degradation often leads to dramatic races, where teams must make key decisions regarding tire management and pit stop strategies. The race is often one of the season’s key tests, with track temperatures challenging both car setup and driver performance.


In recent years, the Bahrain GP has taken on even greater importance as the first race of the season, setting the tone for the championship battle ahead. The event also made history in 2020, when the race was held in a "bio-secure" bubble due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and Lewis Hamilton claimed his 96th Grand Prix victory, continuing his dominance of the sport.


Bahrain’s enthusiastic crowd, the stunning desert setting, and the unpredictable nature of the race make it a highly anticipated event. With its exciting on-track action, challenging circuit, and beautiful night-time ambiance, the Bahrain Grand Prix remains a key fixture in the Formula 1 calendar.