In this week 1 grid heads of Bahrain Grian of Bahrain Grand Prix, the fourth weekend of the 2025 season and second race in head-three.
Those who turn to the first Friday practice time may see something different: Several small drivers in the FP1 grid.
Five groups have confirmed that young drivers will be attending a practice meeting on Friday on Friday, as the groups considered the requirement that four exercises were given to new drivers in time of year. This increase from the previous requirement for both, changes in the laws made for 2025.
Williams, Mercedes, and Aston Martin confirmed on Tuesday to run Luke Browning, Frederik Veste, and Felipe Dugovich in a row in FP1. Each participate in a fraction of their sessions are those groups.
Some two groups – Haas and Ferrari – confirmed that young drivers would participate in FP1 on Friday. Dino Economic will make his Ferrari Revet While Rryō Hirakawa will call HAAS.
Hirakawa drives Jack Doohan and Alpine on FP1 last week in Japan Grand Prix.
Why do many young drivers carry FP1 this week?
Getting used to.
At first, Bahrain was a previous F1 test area, which took place a few weeks ago. That means drivers are all familiar with the turn of 15 Bahrain International Circuit must donate. For example, Oliver Sarman, who will provide Hirakawa during FP1 during the FP1, completing 197 herbs during the pre-season examination in Bahrain back in February. It will not take a lot of drivers to get up early when they arrive at Bahrain, and they will still have two occasions to be ready to qualify.
Then there is Bahrain’s at the F2 and F3 calendar. Like the season, the previous season sees both F2 and F3 working during Bahrain Grand Prix.
Eligible for F3 Racing Fostolsovic Nip Browning for a position. Browning wins F3 feature race.
Both those drivers have been involved in the F2 test in Bahrain by the end of March.
So young drivers are also familiar with districts in Bahrain, reducing the opportunities for any mistakes of FP1. They will join the first full-time drivers in a grid, like Babran and Doohan, and MI Antonelle, Gabriel Bortoleto, Isajar, and Lawson.
To get used to a long way in a track.
