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Formula 3 - Bahrain

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Bahrain
Saturday, April 12, 2025
4 Sessions
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🕐 Session Times

📅 Friday, 11 Apr 2025 11 Apr 2025
07:55
Free Practice
📅 Friday, 11 Apr 2025 11 Apr 2025
13:00
Qualifying
📅 Saturday, 12 Apr 2025 12 Apr 2025
10:15
Sprint Race
📅 Sunday, 13 Apr 2025 13 Apr 2025
09:55
Race

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🌤️ Weather Forecast

📅 Mon, 17 Nov
Overcast
29°C
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0%
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Wind Speed:
9 km/h
📅 Tue, 18 Nov
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28°C
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Wind Speed:
36 km/h
📅 Wed, 19 Nov
Overcast
26°C
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Wind Speed:
36 km/h
📅 Thu, 20 Nov
Clear sky
26°C
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0%
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Wind Speed:
31 km/h
📅 Fri, 21 Nov
Mainly clear
26°C
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Risk of Rain:
0%
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Wind Speed:
27 km/h

ℹ️ About Bahrain

The Bahrain F3 Championship makes its return to the Bahrain International Circuit, bringing top-tier open-wheel racing to this world-class venue. The event showcases the FIA Formula 3 Championship at one of the most modern racing facilities in the Middle East. Located in Sakhir, about 30 kilometers from Manama, the Bahrain International Circuit offers an exceptional racing environment with its 5.412 km track featuring 15 challenging corners.

Fans will see rising motorsport talents compete in identical Dallara F3 2025 cars, powered by 3.4-liter naturally-aspirated V6 Mecachrome engines. The circuit's layout allows for multiple overtaking opportunities, creating dynamic racing conditions. The Bahrain track is known for its high grip levels and technical sections that test drivers' skills.

Leading teams include Prema Racing, ART Grand Prix, Campos Racing, and Trident. Notable drivers Rafael Câmara, Tim Tramnitz, and Nikola Tsolov have shown strong performances at the Bahrain track. The competitive field includes 17 rookie drivers looking to make their mark in international motorsport.

The Bahrain International Circuit opened in 2004 and made history as the first Formula 1 venue in the Middle East. The facility features five FIA-certified track layouts and received the FIA Institute Centre of Excellence award for its safety standards. The circuit was constructed in less than 18 months at a cost of $150 million, with Turn 1 named after Michael Schumacher.

Technical aspects of the F3 race include Pirelli tire management and the series' progress toward 100% sustainable fuel by 2027. The desert location presents unique challenges, with track officials applying adhesive to nearby sand to prevent it from blowing onto the racing surface.

This F3 event at Bahrain International Circuit delivers close racing action from the next generation of motorsport stars. The combination of state-of-the-art facilities, technical track layout, and emerging driving talent creates a fascinating showcase of open-wheel racing in Bahrain.

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