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News›Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026

Max Verstappen reflects on Bahrain GP start issues

RacingNews365+ 1 moreSat 3 Oct · 09:26 UTCupdated Sun 4 Oct · 11:20 UTCHave your say
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Max Verstappen described the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix as "very hectic" due to a temporary loss of power that affected his getaway. The four-time champion celebrated his first win of the season with Red Bull, marking a significant achievement for the team.

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First to reportMax Verstappen hails 'pretty incredible' Red Bull surge after scoring season firstIt is the first time this season a non-Mercedes PU has taken pole position.RacingNews365Sat 3 Oct · 09:26 UTCRead their report →
Max Verstappen explains "hectic" Bahrain GP start after first Red Bull win of 2026Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has opened up about the "very hectic" start to the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, revealing that a temporary loss of power derailed his getaway. The Dutchman started the race from pole position but quickly dropped back as Mercedes drivers Kimi Antonelli and George Russell overtook him at the race start. While his start was compromised, Verstappen ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSun 4 Oct · 10:56 UTCRead →
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