The Saudi Arabian GP has been suspended after 14 laps to allow track workers to repair the Safer barriers at Jeddah's Turn 21. Haas' Mick Schumacher lost control at the corner and veered off course and hit the barrier broadside. Fortunately, the German emerged unscathed from the crash but the incident, which occurred after 10 laps with Lewis Hamilton leading the race from Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen, triggered a Safety Car which in turn incited both Mercedes drivers to pit for a set of hard tyres. Verstappen remained on track however and assumed the lead. But after three laps behind the Safety Car, race control deployed the red flag and cars made their way back to the pitlane....
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