The 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix FP3 is complete, with McLaren driver Oscar Piastri leading the table with the fastest lap. Sakhir, which was traditionally a low downforce track, provided a big opportunity for teams like Mercedes and McLaren to go flat out. Their drivers also shined well by showing consistency in race pace and lap times. Advertisment Here is the Formula 1 2025 Bahrain GP FP3 results Position Driver Team Lap time 1. Oscar Piastri McLaren 1.31.646 2. Lando Norris McLaren +0.668 3. Charles Leclerc Ferrari +o.834 4. George Russell Mercedes +1.181 5. Kimi Antonelli Mercedes +1.270 6. Pierre Gasly Alpine +1.328 7. Isack Hadjar VCARB +1.377 8. Max Verstappen Red Bull +1.381 9. Carlos Sainz Williams +1.446 10. Lewis Hamilton Ferrari +1.465 11. Esteban Ocon Haas +1.594 12. Jack Doohan Alpine +1.701 13. Liam Lawson VCARB +1.724 14. Fernando Alonso Aston Martin +1.902 15. Alex Albon Williams +2.107 16. Oliver Bearman Haas +2.689 17. Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber +2.717 18. Nico Hulkenberg Sauber +2.872 19. Yuki Tsunoda Red Bull - 20. Lance Stroll Aston Martin +3.319 FP3 session summary The Session started with the two McLaren drivers leading the table. Max Verstappen made a late comeback to set the fastest lap, but it didn't last long as he was beaten by his junior driver, Isack Hadjar. The session was under the sun, so the teams didn't want to push that hard. Oscar Piastri continued his good form and set the fastest lap time. The qualifying session will be happening under the lights, so we expect the results to be different. Red Bull F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda struggled throughout the session and finished in the bottom. He was too slow, but we expect the team to make changes in their setup before the qualifying. The highlight was Pierre Gasly, Kimi Antonelli and Isack Hadjar ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. Carlos Sainz finally showed some promise for Williams with a P9 finish. The next will be the qualifying, followed by the race tomorrow. Also Read: F1 2025 Bahrain GP FP2 results: Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris leads the grid