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Analysis: Can Verstappen still rely on Red Bull to turn its F1 fortunes around?

Just like last year’s Italian Grand Prix in Monza, the Bahrain Formula 1 race weekend turned out to be a low point for Red Bull. Max Verstappen spent large parts of the race battling with Alpine and Haas, although he managed to limit the damage by finishing sixth.

Autosport

How strategy played into Haas' incredibly successful Bahrain weekend

An emotional Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu explains how Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman both pulled off a Bahrain Grand Prix comeback race

Motorsport

How an aggressive Haas F1 produced a double-points Bahrain Grand Prix

While the previous week's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka was very much a qualifying race, Bahrain's high degradation contest offered a better spectacle and with it more opportunities for midfield teams to make something happen.

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‘Very alarming’: Red Bull hold crisis talks as Verstappen stews over Bahrain F1 GP

The Dutchman finished sixth at the Sakhir circuit on Sunday, with Christian Horner, the Red Bull team principal, saying the team need to react ‘very quickly’

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F1: McLaren’s Piastri wins Bahrain Grand Prix to spring into title frame – as it happened

Oscar Piastri stormed to victory in Bahrain to go just three points behind teammate Lando Norris in the drivers’ standings

The Guardian - UK

Norris downbeat with “not quick enough” Bahrain GP qualifying showing

Lando Norris pinned the blame solely on himself for only qualifying sixth for the Bahrain Grand Prix as he felt he was “just not quick enough”.

Autosport

Why the FIA is confident the F1 flexi-wing saga isn't yet over

The FIA has given a further clarification over its decision to keep tightening Formula 1's rear wing deflection tests, and defended the delay of its stricter front wing tests until the Spanish Grand Prix.

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Why the FIA can't be too confident F1's flexi-wing saga is over

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As it happened - Width of a tyre splits pre-race favorites on La Molina in Volta a Catalunya stage three

The two main GC favourites kicked away from everyone else in the sprint to the line

Cycling News

As it happened: Breakaway defies peloton to win final summit finish of Paris-Nice

The peloton tackle reduced 109.3km route to summit of Auron

Cycling News

How Hamilton’s driving style compares to Leclerc as he adapts to Ferrari car

Lewis Hamilton says he has spent the early part of Formula 1’s 2025 Australian Grand Prix adjusting his driving style to suit the requirements of the Ferrari car package he is currently exploring.

Autosport

Hamilton's making gains adjusting his driving style to Ferrari in time for race day

The seven-time world champion insists his feeling with new F1 car package “doesn't feel bad”, as Ferrari team-mate Leclerc leads 0.4s gap in Melbourne FP2

Motorsport

What's behind Verstappen giving away even less to F1’s media than usual in 2025?

Max Verstappen and Formula 1 press conferences. At times, they can feel like a broiling extension of the circuit battlegrounds he’s made a career of carving up - but not so in 2025.

Autosport

Formula One 2025: team-by-team guide to the cars and drivers

Verstappen is under pressure from a revitalised Hamilton at Ferrari with McLaren’s Norris set to challenge from the off

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Introducing F1's rookies: Alonso and Perez spats will stand half-rookie Lawson well at Red Bull

For the third part of a new mini-series where Autosport is assessing the early Formula 1 careers of the six 2025 rookies, today we’re introducing a driver the championship already knows rather well: Liam Lawson.

Motorsport

Introducing F1's new rookies: Half-rookie Liam Lawson is Red Bull's new hope

For the third part of a new mini-series where Motorsport.com is assessing the early Formula 1 careers of the six 2025 rookies, today we’re introducing a driver the championship already knows rather well: Liam Lawson.

Autosport

Verstappen rules Red Bull out of Australian GP victory bid

Max Verstappen has warned he doesn’t expect Red Bull to be in the battle for victory at Formula 1’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

Autosport

Why TOCA Junior has struggled to get off the ground

Last week was full of surprising developments. Whether it was the unbelievable scenes in the White House or Williams leaving Bahrain Formula 1 pre-season testing with the fastest lap time (who had that on their Bingo card?), there were plenty of shocks. However, the news that the new TOCA Junior…

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What Sainz’s early F1 leadership manifesto idea means for his GPDA director stint

Carlos Sainz’s pre-season testing press conference appearance alongside most of the rookie drivers entering Formula 1 in 2025 revealed much about his current position in the championship.

Cycling News

Alpecin-Deceuninck, Bahrain Victorious complete 2025 rosters

Alpecin add Dehairs, Debruyne, Verstrynge and Del Grosso from development team to WorldTour plus Price-Pejtersen, Glivar, Bahrain signs Paasschens, three neo-pros

Cycling News

'I'm punchy like Pogačar' - 18-year-old neo-pro takes World Championship bronze in second-ever e-race

Kasper Borremans, the Finnish junior national champion with a four-year contract at Bahrain Victorious, is still at school

Cycling Weekly

Robert Stannard insists 'no evidence of wrongdoing' as he returns to cycling after anti-doping rule violation

Australian is set to ride Tour of Britain in first race back after serving backdated four-year ban for Bahrain-Victorious

Motorsport

Norris: Bahrain F1 pace "a good sign" as McLaren weakness remains

Having been in the mix in qualifying in the chasing pack behind the dominant Red Bull of Max Verstappen, Norris finished sixth and team-mate Oscar Piastri eighth following a race-long fight with Mercedes duo George Russell and Lewis Hamilton.

Autosport

Bahrain F1 pace "a good sign" as McLaren weaknesses remain - Norris

Motorsport

F1 testing results: Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc leads final day in Bahrain

Leclerc set the pace at Bahrain International Circuit in the last of three days of testing, beating Russell and Zhou Guanyu of Sauber.

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