Get to know about all the latest developments and highlights from the world of Formula 1 regarding the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, its winners and fastest lap.
The race at the Baku City Circuit will be sixth Grand Prix of the 2021 Formula 1 calendar. After the dynamics of the driver’s and constructor’s standings completely changing in the favor of Red Bull, the drivers are about to enter the one of most adventures temporary street circuit.
Azerbaijan GP 2020 was canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic last year and even this year’s race being held with no spectators watching, expect the brutality to be at its level best. Especially after the off track banter between the top two teams.
So, what happens to those who bought their ticket in 2020? This article is surely about to unravel those answers.
Azerbaijan Grand Prix Winners And Fastest Lap: Ticket Prices
Formula 1 fanatics who purchased tickets for 2020’s cancelled event and rolled their ticket over to this year are expected to be able to do the same for 2022 with no additional cost.
Given that this year the race is held with no spectators in the stands.
The prices of Azerbaijan Grand Prix tickets were, $60 on Friday, $80 on Saturday and $110 on Sunday.
Furthermore, Children’s tickets are available in all grandstands for children aged 16 years or younger. The average discount on the price of an adult ticket is approximately 30%
Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2021: List of Past Winners and Fastest Laps
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Year |
Winner
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Second Place |
Third Place |
Fastest Lap |
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2017 |
Daniel Ricciardo |
Valtteri Bottas |
Lance Stroll |
Sebastian Vettel |
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2018 |
Lewis Hamilton
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Kimi Raikkonen |
Sergio Perez |
Valtteri Bottas |
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2019 |
Valtteri Bottas |
Lewis Hamilton |
Sebastian Vettel |
Charles Leclerc |
In 2017, Australian Honey Badger, Daniel Ricciardo toke the numero uno spot on the podium.. However, the biggest talking point of the race was the crash between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.
After which in 2018, Lewis Hamilton won the race, as Kimi Raikkonen finished second, followed by Sergio Perez on the podium.
Talking about the previous Azerbaijan GP, Valtteri Bottas claimed the victory in 2019, as his Mercedes teammate, Lewis Hamilton finished second. Sebastian Vettel took the last spot on the podium.
It is safe to say that the Baku City Circuit has proved to be a difficult hunting field for Dutchman, Max Verstappen as he has failed to win in any of his three races so far. Moreover, he has never been on the podium in Azerbaijan.