Max Verstappen takes pole position but is under investigation for overtaking Lewis Hamilton under yellow flags. Russell is second ahead of Leclerc, while Hamilton and Antonelli are further back.
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Charles Leclerc’s character can be viewed in two different ways: it may be criticised, but it can also be seen as a strength. We will leave you to draw your own conclusions.
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The Bahrain GP in Malaysia was far more complex than expected. Rain shuffled the pack — and more besides — while Hamilton and Leclerc overcame Ferrari’s early error.
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Max Verstappen takes victory at Sepang after a dramatic, incident-packed race, while George Russell suffers another retirement.
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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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Verstappen and Hamilton, both experienced and previous winners at Sepang, dominated qualifying with differing approaches to the demanding Malaysian circuit.
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On Bahrain GP Saturday, Ferrari showed it could operate like Mercedes, while the Stuttgart marque briefly took on the traits of Italy’s historic Scuderia.
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From penalties to the day’s surprises from Verstappen, Hamilton and Hadjar, here is the starting grid for the Bahrain GP in Malaysia. Lights go out at 09:00.
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Years have passed, and the cars, regulations, teams and above all the balance of power have changed. Yet the two men are still there, separated by a rivalry that has become respect…
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Max Verstappen delivers a superb lap to take pole position at Sepang, ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Isack Hadjar: here is what happened.
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Max Verstappen topped the opening practice session ahead of George Russell and Isack Hadjar, with Charles Leclerc fourth.
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Follow live coverage of the first free practice session for the Bahrain GP, round 16 of the 2026 season, on Formula1.it, including timing screens, trackside images, driver comments and live updates.
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Russell takes a dominant pole in Baku thanks to the W17. Hadjar returns to claim fourth ahead of a Verstappen struggling with battery issues, while Leclerc manages energy better than Hamilton.
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