F1: Max Verstappen holds off Charles Leclerc to win Saudi Arabia Grand Prix
Max Verstappen has won an intense late battle with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc to post his first victory of the season in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
The 24-year-old Dutchman, who failed to finish due to a fuel problem in the opening race in Bahrain, passed the Ferrari with four laps to go and won by just half a second, registering his 21st career triumph. Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz finished third ahead of Sergio Perez who started as pole-sitter. Meanwhile Lewis Hamilton recovered to claim the final point in 10th after starting 15th.
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