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Next race
Austin GP
Round 20 · Circuit of the Americas
Weekend sessions
- Laps
- 56
- Length
- 5.513 km
- Race distance
- 308.405 km
- Lap record
- 1:36.169 · Charles Leclerc / Ferrari / 2019
Championship fight
Driver standings
Gap: 102 pts
Last round 19: 20 / 2 pts
Constructor standings
Gap: 134 pts
Last weekend
Singapore
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25
1:42:00.785
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+24.573
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+49.644
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Championship fight
Driver standings
Gap: 102 pts
Last round 19: 20 / 2 pts
Constructor standings
Gap: 134 pts
Season progress
2026 · 17 completed · 6 upcoming · 2 cancelled
Source: Official Team Post via X
Bahrain Grand Prix 2026: Starting Grid for Sepang Revealed
The 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix is set to kick off at Malaysia's Sepang Circuit with Max Verstappen on pole and Lewis Hamilton beside him. Penalties have shaken up the grid, affecting the starting positions of several drivers.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Max Verstappen Proudly Celebrates Red Bull's First 2026 Win in Malaysia
Max Verstappen expressed immense pride in his Red Bull team's performance after their first victory of the 2026 season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. The win was also a milestone for Red Bull Ford Powertrains, marking their inaugural triumph as a power unit supplier.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Sepang's First Lap: Winners and Losers in a Wet and Wild Start
The first lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia was a rollercoaster of gains and losses thanks to mixed weather and diverse tyre strategies. Arvid Lindblad emerged as the biggest gainer, while Charles Leclerc found himself at the back of the pack.
Source: Official Team Post via X
George Russell Reflects on Bahrain GP Heartbreak and a Relentless Season
George Russell's promising run at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia ended prematurely due to a mechanical issue, marking another setback in a challenging season. Despite running in podium contention, his retirement further distances him from championship hopes.
Source: Official Team Post via X
'P2 was the maximum we could have achieved' in Malaysia, says Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli reflects on his second-place finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, acknowledging Mercedes' ongoing challenges. Despite extending his championship lead, Antonelli emphasizes the need for continued improvement.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Bahrain Grand Prix 2026: Starting Grid for Sepang Revealed
The 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix is set to kick off at Malaysia's Sepang Circuit with Max Verstappen on pole and Lewis Hamilton beside him. Penalties have shaken up the grid, affecting the starting positions of several drivers.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Max Verstappen Proudly Celebrates Red Bull's First 2026 Win in Malaysia
Max Verstappen expressed immense pride in his Red Bull team's performance after their first victory of the 2026 season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. The win was also a milestone for Red Bull Ford Powertrains, marking their inaugural triumph as a power unit supplier.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Sepang's First Lap: Winners and Losers in a Wet and Wild Start
The first lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia was a rollercoaster of gains and losses thanks to mixed weather and diverse tyre strategies. Arvid Lindblad emerged as the biggest gainer, while Charles Leclerc found himself at the back of the pack.
Source: Official Team Post via X
George Russell Reflects on Bahrain GP Heartbreak and a Relentless Season
George Russell's promising run at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia ended prematurely due to a mechanical issue, marking another setback in a challenging season. Despite running in podium contention, his retirement further distances him from championship hopes.
Source: Official Team Post via X
'P2 was the maximum we could have achieved' in Malaysia, says Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli reflects on his second-place finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, acknowledging Mercedes' ongoing challenges. Despite extending his championship lead, Antonelli emphasizes the need for continued improvement.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Norris Explains Safety Car Mishap that Led to P9 Finish
Lando Norris found himself off track behind the Safety Car during the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, resulting in a ninth-place finish. He admitted that a misjudgment on tire strategy and a lack of visibility contributed to the incident.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Battery Woes Cost Hadjar a Podium Finish in Sepang
Isack Hadjar's hopes for a podium finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia were dashed by a late battery issue. Despite starting from eighth, the Red Bull driver pushed his way up to a promising position before technical problems dropped him to fifth.
Source: Official Team Post via X
First Practice for Bahrain Grand Prix Kicks Off in Malaysia
The first practice session for the Bahrain Grand Prix, held in Malaysia this year, has begun. Stay tuned for updates as drivers hit the track.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Verstappen Sets the Pace in Malaysia: FP1 Bahrain Grand Prix Results
Max Verstappen led the first practice session at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, ahead of George Russell and teammate Isack Hadjar. The return to Sepang brought fresh challenges for many drivers unfamiliar with the track.
Form guide
Last 3 race finishes — top 5 in the championship
| Driver | R19 | R18 | R17 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd | 2nd | 5th | |
| 9th | 20th | 1st | |
| 6th | 3rd | 6th | |
| 1st | 1st | 2nd | |
| 2nd | 4th | 4th |
Hadjar, Lindblad, and Colapinto to Face Grid Drops at Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Isack Hadjar, Arvid Lindblad, and Franco Colapinto face grid penalties at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia for exceeding power unit components. The penalties will further complicate their starting positions this weekend.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Leclerc Leads Second Practice as Bahrain Grand Prix Hits Malaysia
Charles Leclerc led the second practice session for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, narrowly edging out Isack Hadjar. Max Verstappen showcased strong pace in FP1 but faced a quieter second session.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Leclerc Leads FP2 in Malaysia: A Ferrari Surge at the Bahrain Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc set the pace during the second practice session for the Bahrain Grand Prix, now held at Sepang in Malaysia. Leclerc's Ferrari led the timesheets ahead of Red Bull's Isack Hadjar and McLaren's Lando Norris.
Source: Official Team Post via X
McLaren's Malaysia Surprise: Piastri on the Unexpected and the Team's Progress
McLaren faced unexpected challenges at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, with Oscar Piastri noting they lag slightly behind front-runners. Despite initial struggles, improvements in the second session gave the team hope for qualifying.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Mercedes Grapple with 'Challenging Friday' in Malaysia, but Russell Remains Optimistic
Mercedes faced a difficult start to their weekend in Malaysia, struggling to match the pace of Red Bull. Despite the setbacks, George Russell remains optimistic about competing for pole position.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Charles Leclerc Identifies Key Challenge at Sepang as Ferrari Evaluates Its Form
Charles Leclerc topped the timesheets in FP2 at Sepang but remains cautious about Ferrari's competitiveness. He points to tire degradation as the main issue, while acknowledging the strengths of rivals Red Bull and Mercedes.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Team Insights: Friday Practice at 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Sepang
Teams shared insights following Friday's practice sessions at the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, held at Malaysia's Sepang International Circuit. Red Bull, Ferrari, and others navigated heat, grip issues, and strategic challenges as they prepared for the weekend.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Sepang Practice: No Clear Leader as Teams Stay Neck-and-Neck
Formula 1's return to Sepang for the Bahrain Grand Prix saw the top teams closely matched after practice sessions. With tiny margins separating them, it's anyone's guess who will emerge on top.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Fred Vasseur Addresses Rumors: 'Sometimes the Attacks are a Bit Personal'
Ferrari's Fred Vasseur has stepped into the spotlight to address rumors about his tenure amid speculation fueled by Christian Horner's comments. He emphasizes the importance of stability within the team and the full backing he has from Ferrari's leadership.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Test Your Qualifying Smarts for a Shot at 2027 Grand Prix Tickets
F1 fans can participate in a new game to predict which drivers outperform their teammates in Qualifying. Successful participants will enter a draw for tickets to a 2027 race of their choice.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Esteban Ocon Aims to Stay in F1 Despite Leaving Haas
Esteban Ocon is set to leave Haas at the end of 2026 but insists he's not done with Formula 1 yet. The French driver remains hopeful about securing a spot on the 2027 grid, even if it means starting as a reserve.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Verstappen Eyes a 2026 Win Amid Challenging Season
Max Verstappen sets his sights on clinching a race victory in 2026, buoyed by recent podium finishes. Red Bull faces strong competition as they aim to close the gap with the top teams.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Gasly and Colapinto Urge Alpine to Focus Forward After Baku Mishap
Following a collision at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Alpine drivers Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto emphasize the importance of moving past the incident and focusing on the team's goals. Despite the mishap, both drivers are optimistic about their chances in the Constructors' Championship.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Alonso Stays with Aston Martin: 'The Fire Inside' Continues to Burn
Fernando Alonso has confirmed his decision to extend his stay with Aston Martin into 2027. Despite a challenging season, the veteran driver feels motivated to compete at the highest level.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Hamilton Defends Vasseur, Criticizes 'Negative Narrative' at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton has spoken out against the criticism aimed at Ferrari's team principal, Fred Vasseur, urging focus on the team's efforts rather than external speculation. Amid rumors of Vasseur's uncertain future, both Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc have expressed their support for his leadership.