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News›Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026

Isack Hadjar and Franco Colapinto face grid penalties

the-race.com+ 5 moreThu 1 Oct · 06:42 UTCupdated Sun 4 Oct · 01:56 UTCHave your say

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Isack Hadjar from Red Bull Racing has received a five-place grid penalty for using a new power unit element beyond his allocation at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Franco Colapinto from Alpine has been handed a 15-place penalty due to a collision he caused.

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Three drivers facing grid penalties for F1's Malaysia returnSo far, three Formula 1 drivers will have to serve grid penalties at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia

the-race.comThu 1 Oct · 06:42 UTCRead their report →

Imminent FIA penalty with Bahrain Grand Prix grid drop set to be confirmedAn engine change has been confirmed for Sepang.

PlanetF1Thu 1 Oct · 08:11 UTCRead →

Isack Hadjar confirms Red Bull grid penalty for F1 Bahrain GP in MalaysiaAfter the double podium in Baku – a first for Red Bull since China 2024 – a considerable challenge awaits in Malaysia if the team is to repeat that result. Not only can Mercedes count on its long-awaited upgrade for the W17, but Isack Hadjar will also have to serve a grid penalty. The Frenchman revealed it at Sepang on Thursday, when Motorsport.com asked him whether the Baku race weekend ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comThu 1 Oct · 11:17 UTCRead →

Three drivers handed grid penalties for Bahrain GP in MalaysiaThe Bahrain Grand Prix weekend in Malaysia has only just started - but already we have grid penalties!

RacingNews365Fri 2 Oct · 05:10 UTCRead →

FIA confirms multiple confirm grid penalties for F1 Bahrain GP in MalaysiaThe FIA has confirmed multiple grid penalties for drivers for this weekend's F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia.

Motorsport WeekFri 2 Oct · 12:04 UTCRead →

Starting grid for the 2026 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix in MalaysiaIsack Hadjar (Red Bull) is handed a 5-place penalty for using a new power unit element outside his allocation. Franco Colapinto (Alpine) is handed a 15-place penalty: 5 for the collision he caused in Baku, 10 for using a new V6 outside his allocation. Arvid Lindblad (Racing Bulls) is handed a 30-place penalty for using several new power unit elements outside his ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comSat 3 Oct · 10:09 UTCRead →

Red Bull hit by grid penalty as Bahrain GP starting order changesRed Bull Racing secured its strongest qualifying result of the 2026 season in Malaysia for the Bahrain Grand Prix, but only one of its drivers will start from the position in which they qualified. Isack Hadjar drops to eighth after taking a grid penalty following an engine change. Hadjar drops five places Hadjar, who ... Read more

thejudge13.comSat 3 Oct · 13:30 UTCRead →

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FIA confirm late Lewis Hamilton Ferrari change at Bahrain Grand PrixThe FIA has confirmed that Ferrari made a late change to Lewis Hamilton's car during the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, specifically replacing the low pressure fuel pump in his SF-26. Hamilton will start the race from second position at the Sepang International Circuit, with this modification being one of several adjustments made to various cars during parc ferme after qualifying. In total, nine cars underwent changes, with notable adjustments including new driver's cockpit windshields for McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Aston Martin also made several modifications to Lance Stroll's AMR26. All changes were conducted with the approval of the FIA technical delegate, adhering to the 2026 Formula One Sporting Regulations.

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Bahrain Grand Prix start delayed by heavy rainThe start of the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia has been delayed due to torrential rain and thunderstorms at the Sepang International Circuit. The FIA confirmed the postponement as teams were preparing on the starting grid.

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Lewis Hamilton shares plan to fight Max Verstappen in 'different ball game'Lewis Hamilton is set to compete against Max Verstappen at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, where both drivers secured the front row for the race. Hamilton qualified second, three-tenths of a second behind Verstappen, and is focused on maintaining pace with the Dutch driver during the 56-lap race. Hamilton highlighted the challenges posed by the Sepang International Circuit, particularly the abrasive track surface and oppressive temperatures. He emphasised the need for effective tyre management, stating that the race conditions will be significantly different from qualifying. Despite the challenges, Hamilton expressed optimism about his car's performance and his ability to keep up with Verstappen.

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