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Lando Norris at Bahrain 2025 qualifying.

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We can't deny last week's race was a bit of a stinker, but today's circuit is more open to overtaking, so we're hoping for less of the polite procession we got in Japan.

Thanks to a very late penalty, Russel has already been bumped down from the starting grid to third, so we'll see Piastri and Leclerc start on the front row.