Notably, Isack Hadjar will also drive Red Bull at the Yas Marina Circuit along with Jake Dennis.
Ditching their all-time white suits, the F1 team opted for dark navy blue colour, which blends beautifully with their red colour logo.
With six final races still to go in the 2023 F1 calendar, Max Verstappen sits at the top with 407 points, followed by teammate Sergio Perez with 223 points.
With the Qatar GP 2023, Max Verstappen can seal the title in the Sprint race itself.
While the drama around the track continued, it was two-time champion Max Verstappen who sealed the top place on the podium, whereas McLaren finished with a double podium.
In the ongoing edition, Hamilton sits at third place with 180 points in the Drivers’ Standings.
While Max Verstappen secured the pole position, the McLaren duo will start the final race at second and third place at Suzuka.
Max Verstappen leads the Drivers’ Championship with 374 points, followed by teammate Sergio Pérez with 223 points.
With this, the Canadian driver joined Valtteri Bottas, Oscar Piastri, Logan Sargeant and Zhou Guanyu to drop out of the qualifying.
Max Verstappen is at the top of the Drivers’ standings with 314 points, followed by teammate Sergio Perez at second with 189 points.
The Monaco GP will take place at the 3.337km long track at the Circuit De Monaco.
Two-time defending champion Max Verstappen kick started 2023 with a dominant win ahead of his partner Sergio Perez.
The Bahrain GP is one of the longest races in the F1 calendar covering aa distance of 308.238 km.
The 26-year-old took the charge on Day 1 of pre-season testing on Thursday.
Talking about the Formula 1 2023 calendar, the season will feature 23 races, starting March 3 in Bahrain.
Red Bull’s Sergio Perez won the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix with the Ferrari duo of Leclerc and Sainz completing the podium.