Mercedes’ form has fluctuated as its rivals find more performance, but Toto Wolff’s comments should not always be taken at face value.
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Leclerc finds more than six tenths in the second sector, but Red Bull’s power unit and energy management allow Verstappen to claw back the deficit. Hamilton was not flawless, but had pole potential.
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Singapore GP 2026 power-unit and penalty situation: updated table of components used by every driver, regulatory limits, FIA replacements and grid drops, with focus on Russell and Mercedes.
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Qualifying for the Bahrain GP in Malaysia was very different from what we are used to seeing. For the first time in 2026, pole position was taken by a car powered by an engine other than a Mercedes unit.
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The events of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend in Malaysia have prompted reflection on Mercedes and Toto Wolff’s immense value. The comparison with Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna is brutal.
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Verstappen’s Sepang success is Milton Keynes’ first as a true manufacturer, five years after Horner and Mateschitz chose to build its own power units with the American marque.
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Mercedes has achieved its planned objective with George Russell, as the engine failure on car No. 63 late in the Malaysian GP is not a concern for the three-pointed star.
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In the rain at Sepang, at least six drivers reported power losses on the formation lap, with Hamilton even forced to restart his SF-26.
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Eight drivers have already exceeded seasonal power unit limits ahead of the Bahrain GP, while Ferrari, Mercedes and others have no remaining margin. All components used, driver by driver.
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A pitlane look at the key technical developments for the Bahrain GP at Sepang, including upgrades, aerodynamics, set-up, energy management, brakes, Power Units and team solutions.
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After Madring’s disappointing first Grand Prix, possible changes for next year were discussed. We spoke to its designers, who say the power unit management issues must first be understood.
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Baku showed why Toto Wolff’s team deservedly lead both world championship standings, with their advantage extending well beyond engine efficiency alone.
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Bottas’s crash, overshadowed by Russell and Verstappen’s photo finish, points to an unexpected and potentially dangerous scenario.
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