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F1 2025 qualifying head-to-head: Bahrain GP

Here's how things stand in 2025 team-mate duels following qualifying at Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix.

Ben Vinel

Ben Vinel

Edited: Apr 12, 2025, 5:30 PM

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After every F1 qualifying session, Motorsport.com publishes each team's qualifying record in terms of team-mate battles.

This record is based exclusively on qualifying results so that grid penalties don't alter the statistics.

When a driver can't put in a representative lap time due to a technical issue or an incident, this will be mentioned in the table.

McLaren

Oscar Piastri

3-2

(2-2 without sprints)

LANDO NORRIS

2

(+0.084s in Q3)

Australia Australia

1

3

China China (sprint)

6

(+0.464s in SQ3)

1

China China

3

(+0.152s in Q2)

 3
(+0.032s in Q3)

Japan Japan

2

1 Bahrain Bahrain

6

(+0.426s in Q3)

Ferrari

CHARLES LECLERC 3-2

(3-1 without sprints)

LEWIS HAMILTON

7

Australia Australia

8

(+0.218s in Q3)

4

(+0.208s in SQ3)

China China (sprint)

1

6

(+0.094s in Q3)

China China

5

4

Japan Japan

 8
(+0.311s in Q3)

3

Bahrain Bahrain

9

(+0.597s in Q3)

Red Bull

max verstappen 3-0

(2-0 without sprints)

liam lawson 3 Australia Australia

18

(+1.076s in Q1)

2

China China (sprint)

20

(+0.813s in SQ1)

4 China China

20

(+0.750s in Q1)

MAX VERSTAPPEN 2-0 YUKI TSUNODA

1

Japan Japan

15
(+0.498s in Q2)

7

Bahrain Bahrain

10

(+0.880s in Q3)

Mercedes

george russell

5-0

(4-0 without sprints)

andrea kimi antonelli 4 Australia Australia

16

(+0.554s in Q1 – car damage)

5

China China (sprint)

7

(+0.569s in SQ3)

2

China China

8

(+0.380s in Q3)

 5

Japan Japan

6
(+0.237s in Q3)

2

Bahrain Bahrain

4

(+0.204s in Q3)

Aston Martin

LANCE STROLL 1-4

(0-4 without sprints)

FERNANDO ALONSO

13

(+0.030s in Q2)

Australia Australia

12

10

China China (sprint)

11

(+0.073s in SQ2)

14

(+0.085s in Q2)

China China

13

20

(+0.934s in Q1)

Japan Japan

13

19

(+0.649s in Q1)

Bahrain Bahrain

13

Alpine

PIERRE GASLY 4-1

(4-0 without sprints)

JACK DOOHAN 9 Australia Australia

14

(+0.751s in Q2)

17

(+0.065s in SQ1)

China China (sprint)

16

16

China China

18

(+0.100s in Q1)

 11

Japan Japan

19
(+0.691s in Q1)

5

Bahrain Bahrain

11

(+0.602s in Q2)

Haas

ESTEBAN OCON 3-2

(3-1 without sprints)

OLIVER BEARMAN 19 Australia Australia

–

(no lap time – technical issue)

18

(+0.382s in SQ1)

China China (sprint)

12

11

China China

17

(+0.142s in Q1)

18

(+0.468s in Q1)

Japan Japan

10

14

Bahrain Bahrain

20

(+0.779s in Q1)

Racing Bulls

ISACK HADJAR 1-2

(1-1 without sprints)

YUKI TSUNODA

11

(+0.166s in Q2)

Australia Australia

5

15

(no lap time)

China China (sprint)

8

7

China China

9

(+0.559s in Q3)

ISACK HADJAR 2-0 LIAM LAWSON

7

Japan Japan

14
(+0.131s in Q2)

12

Bahrain Bahrain

17

(+0.574s in Q1 – DRS issue)

Williams

AlexANDER Albon 4-1

(3-1 without sprints)

CARLOS SAINZ 6 Australia Australia

10

(+0.325s in Q3)

9

China China (sprint)

13

(+0.786s in SQ2)

10

China China

15

(+0.345s in Q2)

 9

Japan Japan

12
(+0.053s in Q2)

15

(+0.449s in Q1 – stewarding prevented Q2 participation)

Bahrain Bahrain

8

Sauber

NICO HULKENBERG 3-2

(3-1 without sprints)

GABRIEL BORTOLETO

17

(+0.063s in Q1)

Australia Australia

15

19

(+0.136s in SQ1)

China China (sprint)

14

12

China China

19

(+0.220s in Q1)

 16

Japan Japan

17
(+0.052s in Q1)

16

Bahrain Bahrain

18

(+0.188s in Q1)

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