After five days of a lot of activity on the track divided between Barcelona and Bahrain, the highest category motorsport will play its last preseason day in 2022 this Saturday. Review the team line-ups for the last eight hours of testing.
Which drivers will compete on Saturday in the 2022 F1 tests? Lineups:
- Alpine : Fernando Alonso
- Ferrari : Carlos Sainz (morning), Charles Leclerc (afternoon)
- Red Bull : Sergio Pérez (morning), Max Verstappen (afternoon)
- Mercedes : Lewis Hamilton (morning), George Russell (afternoon)
- Aston Martin : Lance Stroll (morning), Sebastian Vettel (afternoon)
- Williams : Nicholas Latifi (morning), Alex Albon (afternoon)
- Haas : Kevin Magnussen (morning), Mick Schumacher (afternoon)
- AlphaTauri : Pierre Gasly (morning), Yuki Tsunoda (afternoon)
- Alfa Romeo : Guanyu Zhou (morning), Valtteri Bottas (afternoon)
- McLaren : Lando Norris
As in the two previous days, Saturday will start at 10:00 a.m. local time in Bahrain (08:00 a.m. in Spanish peninsular time), and will be divided into two 4-hour sessions separated by an hour that the teams will take advantage of to eat and check their cars.
The Haas team will have an exception and will be able to shoot before the start of the morning session In addition, once the checkered flag has been given at 5:00 p.m. in mainland Spain, the VF-22 will be able to continue shooting on the Skahir track for two more hours to recover the lost time.
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After a first day of preseason in which almost all the teams managed to escape from problems, the second day of testing at the Sakhir International Circuit was characterized by breakdowns and problems for several teams.
Pierre Gasly and AlphaTauri closed the first test session in the first position of the time table, while Carlos Sainz and Ferrari took over on the second day of pre-season testing.
As an anecdote, Haas and Kevin Magnussen improved the time of the Spanish driver and the Maranello team during the extra hour they had to test at the end of the day on Friday, something that they could repeat that Saturday as we have mentioned before.




