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via RaceFansF1 leaders call for lessons after Sepang formation lapAndrea Stella, Lewis Hamilton, and Max Verstappen have emphasised the need for Formula 1 to learn from the chaotic formation lap at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Stella acknowledged that software bugs are a possibility under current regulations, while Hamilton and Verstappen highlighted the unusual situation that unfolded.
via BBC SportHamilton shines in Bahrain Grand Prix driver ratingsLewis Hamilton delivered an impressive performance at the Bahrain Grand Prix, earning high praise for his recovery drive. Max Verstappen also made headlines by achieving a historic milestone with Red Bull during the race.
via CrashLewis Hamilton jokes about Ferrari's strategy blunderLewis Hamilton made a light-hearted joke regarding Ferrari's strategy blunder during the Bahrain Grand Prix. The comment came after Hamilton staged a strong recovery to secure a podium finish in Malaysia.
via f1oversteer.comMax Verstappen criticises Bahrain Grand Prix chaosMax Verstappen expressed his frustration over the chaotic formation lap during the Bahrain Grand Prix, labelling the situation as farcical. His comments were shared via radio communication, highlighting the disorganisation faced by drivers at the start of the race.
via Motorsport WeekLewis Hamilton criticises Ferrari's tyre strategy errorLewis Hamilton revealed that a tyre choice mistake by Ferrari hindered his chances of competing with Max Verstappen during the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Hamilton stated he warned Ferrari about the potential consequences of their decision, which ultimately affected his race performance.
via CrashDrivers criticise formation lap delays at Bahrain Grand PrixLewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have expressed their frustration over the delays during the formation lap at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. The drivers called for Formula 1 to take a serious look at the situation, labelling it as a 'horrible' experience.
via AutosportFIA software glitch disrupts Bahrain Grand Prix in MalaysiaThe FIA has confirmed that a software bug caused significant technical issues during the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, leading to a 40-minute race delay. Max Verstappen was notably affected, experiencing a lack of power while driving slowly during the formation lap.
via Motorsport.comFIA explains delay at Bahrain Grand Prix in MalaysiaThe FIA has clarified the reasons behind the 40-minute delay at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Technical issues related to a software glitch were identified as the cause for the Formula 1 cars experiencing difficulties ahead of the race.
via RacingNews365Hamilton and Verstappen call race glitch a 'Lego race'Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton described a software bug that impacted multiple cars before the Bahrain Grand Prix as turning the event into a 'Lego race'. Despite the initial chaos, both drivers were able to find humour in the situation afterwards.
via f1oversteer.comChristian Horner praises Max Verstappen after Bahrain winChristian Horner congratulated Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing following their historic victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix. This win marked a significant milestone for the team and their Powertrains project.
via grandprix.comGeorge Russell retires due to Mercedes power unit failureGeorge Russell was forced to retire from the Bahrain Grand Prix due to a suspected power unit failure, which occurred with just five laps remaining. This incident has significantly impacted his championship hopes and denied Mercedes a potential podium finish.
via RacingNews365Christian Horner praises Red Bull's first win in 2026Christian Horner has expressed his pride following Max Verstappen's victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix, marking Red Bull's first win of the 2026 Formula 1 season. This achievement also brings Verstappen's career win tally to 72.
via CrashGeorge Russell expresses disappointment over title hopesGeorge Russell described himself as 'beyond disappointed' following a late engine failure during the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, which severely impacted his Formula 1 title chances. The Mercedes driver now finds himself 84 points behind teammate Kimi Antonelli, making his hopes for the championship 'exceptionally unlikely'.
via gpfans.comFIA issues statement on Max Verstappen's Bahrain GP winThe FIA has released a statement addressing an error involving Max Verstappen during the Bahrain Grand Prix. Despite the blunder, Verstappen secured victory in a chaotic race held in Malaysia.
via RacingNews365George Russell criticises F1 after Bahrain Grand PrixMercedes driver George Russell expressed his frustration with the chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix, describing the experience as 'not very F1' after suffering a late power unit failure. The incident cost him a potential podium finish and left him feeling 'beyond disappointment' regarding his championship hopes.
via espn.comMax Verstappen wins Bahrain Grand Prix for Red BullMax Verstappen secured his first victory of the 2026 Formula One season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Describing the race as 'hectic', Verstappen expressed his satisfaction with the achievement for the Red Bull team.
via f1oversteer.comVerstappen equals Schumacher record with Malaysia winMax Verstappen matched Michael Schumacher's record for career wins by securing victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix. This win also marked a significant milestone for Verstappen, as he aims to surpass Lewis Hamilton's total.
via F1iMax Verstappen wins chaotic Bahrain Grand PrixMax Verstappen secured his first victory of the 2026 Formula 1 season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, overcoming challenging weather conditions. The race was marked by thunderstorms and technical issues, leading to a chaotic finish that saw George Russell retire.
via Motorsport.comKimi Antonelli extends championship lead with second placeKimi Antonelli secured second place at the Bahrain Grand Prix, allowing him to increase his lead in the Formula 1 championship standings. His performance at Sepang earned him an additional 18 points, further solidifying his position at the top.
via RaceFansIsack Hadjar frustrated by late battery issue in MalaysiaIsack Hadjar expressed his frustration after finishing fifth in the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, believing a late battery issue cost him a podium finish. Hadjar had made a strong recovery from eighth on the grid before the problem arose.Page 2 of 74