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Max Verstappen hit five milestones by winning in Malaysia including a Michael Schumacher record

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Max Verstappen secured victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix, marking his first win of the 2026 season and ending a winless streak. Despite challenging conditions and pressure from a late safety car, Verstappen maintained his lead and set the fastest lap, showcasing his dominance throughout the race.

This win also allowed Verstappen to achieve several milestones, including matching Michael Schumacher's total of 72 Grand Prix victories. Additionally, it was the first victory for Red Bull using their new engine, and Verstappen extended his record of winning in every season since joining the team in 2016, while also breaking the record for the longest gap between consecutive wins at the same track.

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Max Verstappen hit five milestones by winning in Malaysia including a Michael Schumacher recordMax Verstappen ended his winless streak by claiming victory in Malaysia at the Bahrain Grand Prix and he broke a few records in the process. ...f1oversteer.comSun 4 Oct · 11:30 UTCRead →
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