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BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX 2019 RACE RESULTS

RaceSunday, March 31, 2019

Finished31 March

Bahrain Grand Prix

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POSDRIVERSTARTLAPSTIMEPTS
1Lewis Hamilton#44Mercedes3571:34:21.295251:34:21.29525 PTS
2Valtteri Bottas#77Mercedes457+2.98018+2.98018 PTS
3Charles Leclerc#16Ferrari157+6.13116+6.13116 PTS
4Max Verstappen#33Red Bull557+6.40812+6.40812 PTS
5Sebastian Vettel#5Ferrari257+36.06810+36.06810 PTS
6Lando Norris#4McLaren957+45.7548+45.7548 PTS
7Kimi Räikkönen#7Alfa Romeo857+47.4706+47.4706 PTS
8Pierre Gasly#10Red Bull1357+58.0944+58.0944 PTS
9Alexander Albon#23Toro Rosso1257+1:02.6972+1:02.6972 PTS
10Sergio Pérez#11Racing Point1457+1:03.6961+1:03.6961 PTS
11Antonio Giovinazzi#99Alfa Romeo1657+1:04.5990+1:04.599
12Daniil Kvyat#26Toro Rosso1556–00
13Kevin Magnussen#20Haas F1 Team656–00
14Lance Stroll#18Racing Point1856–00
15George Russell#63Williams1956–00
16Robert Kubica#88Williams2055–00
RNico Hülkenberg#27Renault1753–00
RDaniel Ricciardo#3Renault1053–00
RCarlos Sainz#55McLaren753–00
RRomain Grosjean#8Haas F1 Team1116–00

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