2022 Bahrain F1 Test Day 1 - Thursday lap times 11am

Lap times at 11am on Day 1 of pre-season testing in Bahrain ahead of the 2022 Formula 1 season.
2022 Bahrain F1 Test Day 1 - Thursday lap times 11am
2022 F1 Pre-Season testing - Bahrain - Day 1 - 11am 
PosDriverNat.TeamTimeLaps
1Charles LeclercMONScuderia Ferrari1m35.953s11
2Sebastian VettelGERAston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula One Team1m37.945s12
3Sergio PerezMEXOracle Bull Racing1m37.950s16
4Guanyu ZhouCHNAlfa Romeo F1 Team Orlen1m39.290s13
5Lewis HamiltonGBRMercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team1m40.605s15
6Pierre GaslyFRAScuderia AlphaTauri1m43.070s14
7Esteban OconFRABWT Alpine F1 TeamNo Time Set1
8Alexander AlbonTHAWilliams RacingNo Time Set6
9Lando NorrisGBRMcLaren F1 TeamNo Time Set2

Full F1 driver line-up for Day 1 of Bahrain test:

Mercedes: Lewis Hamilton (AM), George Russell (PM)
Red Bull: Sergio Perez
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc (AM), Carlos Sainz (PM)
McLaren: Lando Norris
Alpine: Esteban Ocon (AM), Fernando Alonso (PM)
AlphaTauri: Pierre Gasly
Aston Martin: Sebastian Vettel (AM), Lance Stroll (PM)
Williams: Alex Albon 
Alfa Romeo: Guanyu Zhou (AM),Valtteri Bottas (PM)
Haas: Pietro Fittipaldi (PM)

Formula 1 testing continues as the teams head to Bahrain for their final preparations before the new season.

Teams spent three days shaking down their new cars in Barcelona at the end of last month but the full focus turns to Bahrain with the second test being shown live on TV.

With the first race of the season taking place in Bahrain, this test will be especially important for the teams in understanding their new machines and the new 18-inch tyres.

Warmer temperatures, sandy conditions and driving under the lights - the three days of testing should be an exciting watch.

Ferrari and McLaren have started the season strongly, but Mercedes and Red Bull are expected to be introducing significant upgrades for Bahrain ahead of the new season.

Alpine and Aston Martin went under the radar in the first test, while Alfa Romeo and Haas needs more mileage.

Teams will divide the schedules up into morning (AM) and afternoon (PM) sessions, or even in some cases, give one driver the entire day. 

Running begins in Bahrain at 0700 GMT and finishes at 1600 GMT over three days - Thursday, March 10 to Saturday, March 12.

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