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Verstappen dominates Malaysia F1 race after early chaos
Max Verstappen took a commanding first win of the season in a Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, which finished over three hours after it started thanks to heavy rain at the start
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Max Verstappen emerged victorious from a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, over three hours after the scheduled start time
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An attempt to start Formula 1’s Bahrain GP in Malaysia on a damp track was aborted after multiple cars ground to a halt on the formation laps
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The start of Formula 1’s Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia has been delayed by torrential rain
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Red Bull's dominant Sepang pole points to it having eliminated a key weakness of its 2026 car
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Lando Norris has a straightline speed deficit to team-mate Oscar Piastri for the second Formula 1 weekend running in Malaysia, one his McLaren team doesn’t understand
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The 2026 Formula 1 season will allow each driver to compare themselves to their team-mate in full qualifying trim up to 30 times
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Despite an upgraded car, Mercedes suffered its toughest F1 qualifying of the year. It's now scrambling for answers with multiple factors contributing to its disappointment
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Red Bull's shock pole claimed the headlines, so allow us to bring you some of the other stories of qualifying with our winners and losers
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Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton will share the front row for the first Formula 1 race in Malaysia in nine years
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Max Verstappen claimed the first non-Mercedes-powered F1 pole position of 2026 in Malaysia, while Mercedes suffered its worst qualifying of the year
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Check out the results from F1's first qualifying at Sepang in nearly a decade, for the Bahrain GP in Malaysia
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Kimi Antonelli and Mercedes closed out Formula 1 practice at Sepang with a major and unexpected statement of intent
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Full results from Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix practice sessions in Malaysia
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