wuqian0821.com brings you its daily round-up of all the news, updates and added gossip from the paddock after Saturday’sꦛ action briefings at of the Bahrain Grand꧂ Prix.

- Charles Leclerc becomes the second-youngest F1 pole-sitter (21 years, 166 days), only behind his teammate Sebastian Vetꦚtel who took his maiden pole ඣat the 2008 Italian Grand Prix 94 days younger.

- The Monegasque꧃ b𝄹ecame the first driver from his country to claim an F1 pole position.

- He also become the 99^th different pole-sitter in F1 history at its 999^th race.

- Leclerc’s pole also shifts the total pole tally back in the favour of the rest of the F1 grid against Lewis Hamilton. The British driver claimed his 84^th career pole two weeks ago in Australia but Leclerc’s pole means the rest of the gr꧒id combined now has 85 poles.

- Romain Grosjean will serve a three-place grid penalty for impeding Lando Norris during Q1 or qualifying meaning he will start from 11^th place. The Haas driver also picked up one pen✱alty point for the incident.

- Grosjean explained he had no team radio message warning about Norris and he couldn’t see him coming at the final corner while he sa🃏ys he almost crashed trying to move out of the way.

- Norris believes Vettel inadvertently tﷺriggered his qualifying incident with Grosjean after overtaking the French driver before starting his fast lap, forcing him to back off and into Norris’s path.

- Daniil Kvyat was forced to abort his second run in Q2 after a used set of soft tyres were put on 🌺his Toro Rosso by his team.

- Rokit has launched its own energy drink ‘ROK’ which was avai♍lable from Wi𒆙lliams in the Bahrain paddock.