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- 1FIA publishes new power unit document ahead of Bahrain GP▼New document: Doc 4 - Power Unit Information Published on 01.10.26 06:16 CET # F1 # Formula1 # FIA # BahrainGP 🇧🇭
Formula 1's governing body has released a new document, Doc 4, covering power unit information, published on 1 October at 06:16 CET. The release is tagged to the Bahrain Grand Prix, suggesting the technical details relate to that event. Fans and paddock watchers are sharing the publication as they follow the latest FIA technical paperwork.
- 2October packed with formula racing dates for F4 drivers●🗓️ OKTÓBER/ŘÍJEN 🗓️ V poradí 10. mesiac v roku je poriadne formulový! Čaká nás toho naozaj veľa. 🍿 Čo sa @enjoy__racing
October is shaping up as a busy month for formula racing fans in Czechia and Slovakia. Enjoy Racing has published the final four dates for F4 driving experiences, with the 2026 season set to close after those sessions. Enthusiasts can still book a ride in a Formula 4 car through the team's booking channels.
- 3Why the Bahrain Grand Prix is being held in Malaysia▼Why is the Bahrain Grand Prix taking place in Malaysia, 4,000 miles away? F1's unusual race explained
Formula 1 is set to stage the Bahrain Grand Prix some 4,000 miles away from Bahrain, at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia, an unusual arrangement for a race carrying another country's name. ESPN explains the reasoning behind the one-off switch, a rare case of a Grand Prix keeping its title while moving to a different host country altogether.
- 4Daily afternoon rain hits Malaysia like clockwork●Dr Obbs (@dr_obbs): Been raining almost like clockwork here in Malaysia around 3:00pm to 4:00pm…. # F1 # F1bot # F1FEN h
A doctor based in Malaysia notes that rain has been falling almost every day between 3:00pm and 4:00pm, describing the pattern as running like clockwork. The remark comes with tags referencing Formula 1, suggesting interest in how regular afternoon downpours might affect conditions around racing events in the country.
- 5Malaysia Airlines promotes package linking two Formula 1 race weekends●Two Formula 1 weekends, one Southeast Asian journey with Malaysia Airlines. Fly London to Kuala Lumpur and onward to Sin
Malaysia Airlines is promoting a travel route for Formula 1 fans, flying from London to Kuala Lumpur and onward to Singapore to take in back-to-back race weekends in October. The plan covers the Malaysian Grand Prix round (Oct 2–4) and the Singapore Grand Prix (Oct 9–11), with time set aside to explore Malaysia between the two events.
- 6Early Bahrain Grand Prix times frustrate fans in Malaysia▼I won’t be live posting during the Bahrain Grand Prix* 🇧🇭 A 3:00 race and 4:00 qualifying sessions are way too early. Ba
The Bahrain Grand Prix is proving awkward for Formula 1 fans in Malaysia, with the race starting around 3:00 and qualifying at 4:00 local time. One fan said those slots are far too early to stay up for, noting the event usually lands around 8:00 for them, and that they will not be live posting updates this weekend.
- 7FIA publishes power unit document for 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix●New document: Doc 4 - Power Unit Information Published on 01.10.26 06:16 CET https://www. fia.com/system/files/decision-
The FIA has published a new decision document titled Doc 4 - Power Unit Information, dated 01 October 2026 at 06:16 CET, relating to the Bahrain Grand Prix. The filing, released through the FIA's document system, concerns power unit regulations or data for the Formula 1 event. Further details of its contents were not immediately available.
- 8F1 to race 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix at Malaysia's Sepang circuit●GP do Bahrein 2026 - Confira os dias e horários da F1 em Sepang: A Fórmula 1 disputa entre os dias 2 e 4 de outubro o GP
Formula 1 will hold the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix between 2 and 4 October at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia. The event is an exceptional one-off, with the race usually held in Bahrain, and the full schedule of days and times for the sessions has been released. Fans of the championship are checking the timetable ahead of the unusual change of venue.
- 9Bahrain Grand Prix to stream free on Apple TV●Ruth Buscombe (@RuthBuscombe): RT @AppleTV: The next race is free: watch the # BahrainGP on Apple TV, no subscription re
Apple TV is making the Bahrain Grand Prix available free to viewers, with no subscription required, in a push to promote its coverage as the U.S. home of Formula 1. Former race strategist Ruth Buscombe shared the announcement, and motorsport fans have been passing it along as the October 4 race approaches.
- 10How to watch Bahrain Grand Prix highlights free on Channel 4●Channel 4 F1 highlights today: How to watch the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix FREE in the UK
Channel 4 is airing free-to-air highlights of the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix for UK viewers, with guides circulating on how and when to watch the coverage without paying. Fans who missed the season's opening rounds live are checking broadcast times for the highlights package, as the new F1 season gets under way in Bahrain.