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Baku/10.06.22/Turan: On Friday in the capital of Azerbaijan are held practice runs of the pilots of five teams: Red Bull, Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren and Alfa Romeo.
During the test drive Mick Schumacher (son of the famous racer Schumacher in the past) had an accident. He lost control of the car on one of the turns and hit the fence.
Free races will continue on June 11. The main race will start at 15:00 on Sunday, June 12.
The bikes will have to make 51 laps, 6 km long. According to the results of previous seven stages of races top five is as follows:
1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull) 125 points
2. Charles Lecler (Ferrari) 116 points
3. Sergio Perez (Red Bull) 110 points
4. George Russell (Merdeces) 84 points
5. Carlos Sainz (Frrari) 83 points. -02D-
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