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Red Bull sacrificed F1 Saudi Arabian GP qualifying pace for race - Perez

Red Bull has focused more on race pace than qualifying performance in Saudi Arabia, despite Sergio Perez bagging his first-ever Formula 1 pole in Jeddah at the expense of Ferrari.

Autosport

F1 Saudi Arabian GP: Perez beats Ferraris to score maiden F1 pole

Red Bull’s Sergio Perez snatched his first Formula 1 pole off the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr in Saudi Arabia, while Lewis Hamilton was eliminated in Q1.

Autosport

Saudi Arabian GP: Perez beats Ferraris to score maiden F1 pole

Red Bull's Sergio Perez snatched his first Formula 1 pole off the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz in Saudi Arabia, while Lewis Hamilton was eliminated in Q1.

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Arab Coalition Gives Houthis 3 Hours to Remove Arms from Hodeidah Ports, Sanaa Airport

The Saudi-led Arab coalition said on Saturday it had targeted armed drones in Yemen's ports of Hodeidah and al-Salif that were being prepared to be used in attacks. The coalition gave the Iran-backed Houthi militias three hours to remove weapons from protected areas, starting with Sanaa airport, and the Salif…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Formula One bosses continue to bury their heads in increasingly bloodstained sand

With the Saudi Arabian GP set to take place despite the missile attack in Jeddah, sportwashing has dominated the pre-race talk

The Guardian - UK

F1 teams say drivers still "concerned" over Saudi GP safety

Formula 1 teams have revealed that drivers remain “concerned” over the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix following the Friday attack on the nearby Aramco facility.

Motorsport

Drivers still "concerned" over Saudi Arabian GP safety, say F1 teams

Formula 1 teams have revealed that drivers remain “concerned” over the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix following the Friday attack on the nearby Aramco facility.

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F1 needs to discuss future of Saudi Arabian GP, say teams

Formula 1 teams think there needs to be discussions after this weekend about the long-term future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Autosport

Saudis reassure nervous F1 drivers after attacks

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia pledged maximum security to reassure rattled Formula One drivers as the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was set to go ahead on Sunday despite an attack on an oil facility nearby by Houthi rebels from Yemen.

Bangkok Post

Arab Coalition Launches Military Operation to Neutralize Threats against Saudi Oil Facilities

The Saudi-led Arab coalition announced on Saturday the launch of a military operation to neutralize threats against oil facilities in the Kingdom and protect global energy sources. It carried out air strikes against sources of threats in Yemen's Sanaa and Hodeidah, it added. The operation was launched in wake of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

How to watch F1 Saudi Arabian GP qualifying today: TV channel and live stream for pole position in 2022 season

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Qualifying - LIVE!

Evening Standard

Formula 1 accused of ‘sportswashing a blood-soaked regime’ with Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Formula 1 bosses have been accused of “sportswashing Mohammed bin Salman’s blood-soaked regime” on the eve of the second running of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

Saudi Defenses Destroy 9 Armed Drones Fired at Kingdom

The Saudi-led Arab coalition said on Friday that Saudi defenses shot down nine armed drones fired at the Kingdom. It said the aircraft were aimed at civilian locations and energy facilities. It accused the Iran-backed Houthi militias in Yemen of being behind the failed attack, blaming them for threatening regional…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia's Aramco Passes $110 Billion In Profit, An Increase of 124% Compared To 2020

Saudi’s Aramco 2021 full-year profits hit a new record as the company registered a 124% increase to $110 billion compared to $49 billion in 2020. The energy giant attributed the shoot-up to increased oil prices as the market recovers from a pandemic-induced downturn.

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The Guardian - US

Saudi Arabia expands its sportswashing ambitions to the world of gaming

By zeroing in on the burgeoning eSports market, the kingdom has added a new layer to its soft power strategy in an attempt to polish its public image

Asharq Al-Awsat

Arab Coalition Destroys Hostile Aerial Target Aimed at Jeddah

The Saudi-led Arab coalition said on Sunday it had destroyed a hostile aerial target flown towards the Kingdom's western coastal city of Jeddah. The coalition added that it supported the Gulf and international positions to ensure the success of the upcoming Yemeni consultations set for Riyadh. It urged restraint so…

The Independent UK

Saudi Arabia says Yemen rebels target its energy facilities

Saudi state-run media says that Yemen’s Houthi rebels have unleashed a barrage of drone and missile strikes on Saudi Arabia that targeted a liquified natural gas plant, water desalination plant, oil facility and power station

Daily Mirror

Saudi Arabia ramps up executions in days after Boris Johnson's begging visit

If Saudi Arabia continues to carry out executions at its current rate, there could be 400 executions before the end of 2022. The Prime Minister claimed 'things are changing in Saudi Arabia'

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The Guardian - UK

What would increasing Saudi Arabian oil production mean for the climate?

Explainer: Boris Johnson has asked Saudi Arabia to pump more oil; what implications would this have?

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson returns from Saudi Arabia empty handed after flop oil beg trip

The Prime Minister hoped to persuade oil-rich Saudi Arabia to open the taps and supply millions of extra barrels a day. He held an hour and 45 minutes of talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

The Independent UK

Greg Norman’s Saudi-backed Super Golf League to launch £190m series in England

The LIV Invitational series will launch at the Centurion Club in June

The Independent UK

PM can boast no oil commitments during ‘dictator to dictator’ trip to Saudi

Boris Johnson was trying to convince Gulf States to up oil production as he tries to reduce dependence on Russian fuel.

Daily Mirror

Oil beggar Boris Johnson shakes hands with Saudi 'dictator' on day 3 men executed

The Prime Minister claimed 'things are changing in Saudi Arabia' and insisted there is 'value in engaging' with the state. He refused to detail what human rights issues he raised with the Saudi government

Daily Mirror

Why did Saudi Arabia execute 81 people as controversial football bids come to light

Future business relations between the UK and Saudi Arabia remain controversial due to human rights abuses. Bids for English football clubs are also under scrutiny after the execution of 81 people

Daily Mirror

How many people have died in Yemen as Boris Johnson begs Saudi Arabia for oil

As Russia's harsh attacks on Ukraine continues, Boris Johnson has arrived in Saudi Arabia to beg for help reduce dependence on Russian oil. Meanwhile, 81 people have been executed in Saudi after opposing their county's brutal regime.

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