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- 1F1 2026 team-mate head-to-head scores tracked▼F1 team-mate 2026 head-to-head: Qualifying, Race, Sprint latest scores, results from Formula 1 season
Sky Sports has published a running head-to-head scoreboard comparing Formula 1 team-mates across the 2026 season, tallying qualifying, race and sprint results between each pairing. Such trackers are a staple for fans judging who has the upper hand inside every garage, and interest typically spikes after race weekends when the qualifying and race splits shift. No specific driver results were included in the available information.
- 2Race Highlights: 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix Draws Huge Attention●Race Highlights | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1 has released the race highlights for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, and the footage is drawing massive attention worldwide, with engagement topping eight million. The highlights package, labelled in connection with Malaysia, is the most-watched motorsport item of the moment. Fans are reacting to the action from the new season's early rounds, though details of what happened on track and why the Malaysia connection appears in the coverage remain unclear from the available information.
- 3Bahrain Grand Prix 2026 qualifying highlights draw big attention●Qualifying Highlights | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1 has released highlights from qualifying for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, which this season is being held in Malaysia. The footage shows the fastest laps and key moments from the session as drivers fight for grid positions ahead of the race. Fans are watching and reacting heavily, with engagement in the millions within a short time.
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Engineer and pundit Gary Anderson argues Formula 1 avoided a more serious incident during the chaotic Malaysian Grand Prix, saying the sport was fortunate the confusion and disruption did not lead to worse consequences. His assessment is prompting debate among fans about safety and race control decisions.
- 5First practice highlights from the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix●FP1 Highlights | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix In Malaysia
Formula 1 has released highlights of the opening free practice session for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, giving fans their first on-track look at the new season. The footage has drawn heavy attention from Malaysian viewers, with the session topping motorsport discussion in the country as fans assess new cars, drivers and team line-ups ahead of qualifying and the race.
- 6Hamilton and Leclerc fight back for Ferrari podium finish●A race of two halves for the Ferrari duo in Sepang 👀 Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc fought back through the pack as
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc recovered strongly at the Malaysian Grand Prix circuit in Sepang, battling through the field as track conditions dried to finish third and fourth for Ferrari. The result marked a strong comeback drive for both drivers after a difficult start to the race, giving Ferrari a solid double points haul.
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Formula 1 has published the highlights of the second free practice session ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The footage shows the fastest laps and key moments from Friday's running as teams fine-tune their setups for qualifying and the race. Fans are watching closely to gauge pace ahead of the weekend.
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Former Formula 1 driver Giedo van der Garde has publicly criticised the sport after the chaos at the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang. In comments to Formule1.nl, he said F1 'stands for joker', arguing the race's disorder damaged the credibility of the championship. His remarks are drawing attention among Dutch motorsport fans.
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Luke Humphries has beaten Gerwyn Price in the World Grand Prix darts final, overturning a large deficit in what commentators are calling the biggest comeback in the tournament's history. German-language outlets are also covering a German player reaching the Junior World Championship final and details on how to watch the 2026 Swiss Darts Trophy on free TV and streaming.
- 10Drivers React After 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix●Drivers React After The Race | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1 has released reactions from drivers following the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, giving fans their first word from the grid after the race. The clip has drawn well over a million engagements as fans debate the on-track action and what the result means for the new season. Attention is on how drivers assessed their cars, rivals and early-season form after the opening rounds.
- 115 winners and 5 losers from the Bahrain Grand Prix▼5 winners and 5 losers from the Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Formula 1 has published its rundown of five winners and five losers from the Bahrain Grand Prix, assessing which drivers and teams came out ahead and who underperformed. The piece recaps the key performances and setbacks from the race weekend, giving fans a snapshot of who gained momentum and who lost ground early in the season.
- 12Sainz crashes out of points contention at Bahrain Grand Prix●Lap 55/55 Carlos finishes P17 So upsetting, points were practically guaranteed without the crash with Bortoleto. Singapo
Carlos Sainz finished 17th at the Bahrain Grand Prix after a late-race crash with Gabriel Bortoleto. Fans expressed frustration on the final lap, saying the two-time race winner had a points finish all but secured before the contact. Attention now turns to the next round in Singapore, where the team will look to bounce back.
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Formula 1 has released the highlights of the third free practice session for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix. The clip is drawing heavy attention from fans in Malaysia, where it is currently one of the most-watched motorsport items, amassing over a million engagements. Viewers are following the session closely ahead of qualifying and the race weekend in Bahrain.
- 14Bahrain Grand Prix Build-Up and Drivers' Parade Underway●LIVE: Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia Build-Up & Drivers' Parade
Formula 1 is providing live coverage of the build-up to the Bahrain Grand Prix, including the drivers' parade. Fans are following the broadcast in large numbers as the race weekend reaches its climax, with attention on the grid, pre-race preparations and the atmosphere ahead of lights out in Bahrain.
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The Malaysia Grand Prix is under way, with fans following live commentary and lap timings as the Formula 1 race unfolds at Sepang. Viewers are tracking positions, pit strategies and on-track battles in real time, with strong engagement from the global motorsport audience during the race session.
- 16Formula 1 releases 'ghost car' Hamilton vs Verstappen comparison from 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix●GHOST CAR: Lewis Hamilton vs Max Verstappen | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1 has published a 'ghost car' feature comparing Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's laps at the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, overlaying their onboard footage to show where each driver gained or lost time. The clip has drawn over a million likes, with fans debating the two rivals' driving styles and pace in the new season.
- 17F1 driver says he will cycle from Malaysia to Singapore for grand prix●F1 driver opts to cycle from Malaysia to Singapore for next grand prix
A Formula 1 driver has said he will travel from Malaysia to Singapore by bicycle for the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The claim, that a driver would pedal roughly 350 kilometres between the two race venues rather than fly, is being picked up and shared by motorsport fans curious whether it is a serious plan or a stunt.
- 18Sim racing broadcast brings 2026 Bahrain GP action to Sepang viewers●LIVE 🔴 | F1 - 2026 BAHRAIN GP in MALAYSIA - SEPANG | Race | Timing & Commentary with SIM Footage
A live stream is showing the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix with race timing, commentary and simulator footage, presented from Sepang in Malaysia for local motorsport fans. The broadcast has drawn large engagement, with viewers following the race through the combined timing screen and sim visuals. It reflects growing F1 interest in Malaysia, which hosted its own grand prix at Sepang until 2017.
- 19Formula 1 Heads to Singapore for Sprint Race Weekend●its Singapore race week. A sprint weekend at that..
Formula 1 race week is underway in Singapore, and this year's round carries extra weight as a sprint weekend. That means a shortened sprint race and sprint qualifying will be added to the usual practice and grand prix schedule on the Marina Bay street circuit. Fans are discussing the challenge the tight, humid night track poses under the compressed sprint format, with title contenders expected to be tested.
- 20F1 accused of amateurish incompetence after farcical scenes in Sepang●F1 looks amateurish and incompetent after farcical scenes in Sepang | Giles Richards
Formula 1 is facing criticism after what The Guardian's Giles Richards describes as farcical scenes at the Malaysian Grand Prix circuit in Sepang, with the sport branded amateurish and incompetent in the aftermath. The piece argues the handling of the situation damaged F1's credibility, and the episode has become a talking point among motorsport fans debating how the sport manages such incidents.
- 21Vasseur praises Hamilton and Leclerc's recovery at Sepang▼Vasseur on how Hamilton and Leclerc saved the day at Sepang
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur credited Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc with rescuing Ferrari's weekend at the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, explaining how the two drivers turned a difficult situation into a strong result. Team radio messages and strategy calls were highlighted as decisive in salvaging points during a challenging race.
- 22Drivers react after qualifying at Bahrain Grand Prix weekend●Drivers React After Qualifying | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1 drivers have given their reactions after qualifying for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, with the sport's official channel gathering comments from the grid ahead of the race. The session set the starting order for what is billed as a 2026-season event, though the listing's mention of Malaysia has prompted confusion among fans, since the Bahrain Grand Prix is traditionally held in Sakhir, Bahrain.
- 23Could Malaysia return to the F1 calendar?▼Could Malaysia return to F1 calendar? The state of play despite Sepang travel chaos
Discussion is resurfacing about whether Malaysia could rejoin the Formula 1 calendar, despite ongoing travel chaos around Sepang. ESPN outlines the current state of play, weighing interest in a comeback against logistical concerns at the circuit. Sepang hosted the Malaysian Grand Prix from 1999 until 2017 before being dropped over declining attendance and ticket revenue. Fans and pundits are debating whether the sport's calendar expansion could open the door for a return.
- 24Racing Bulls score double points in Bahrain with Lawson seventh▼レーシングブルズがダブル入賞。7位ローソン「キャリアベストのスタートを決めた」リンドブラッドは最後尾から10位 https://www. as-web.jp/f1/1359492 # asweb # F1 # ニュース # 2026_F1
Racing Bulls took a double points finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Liam Lawson finished seventh after what he called the best start of his career, while rookie Arvid Lindblad recovered from the back of the grid to take tenth place. The result strengthens the team's showing in the 2026 Formula 1 season.
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Audi have revealed a special livery that the team will run at the Singapore Grand Prix. The one-off design marks the latest in a series of special liveries teams have introduced at the night race, one of the most visually striking events on the Formula 1 calendar. Fans have been reacting to the new look ahead of the race weekend in Singapore.
- 26Edd Straw ranks F1 drivers after Bahrain Grand Prix●Edd Straw's 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia F1 driver rankings
The Race's Edd Straw has published his driver performance rankings for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, assessing how each Formula 1 driver fared over the race weekend. The rankings, a regular feature following each round of the season, evaluate pace, racecraft and overall performance relative to teammates and expectations. Formula 1 fans and paddock watchers typically debate the ordering closely after each race.
- 27Valtteri Bottas cycles from Malaysian to Singapore Grand Prix▼Valterri Bottas 🇫🇮 is cycling from the Malaysian 🇲🇾 to the Singapore Grand Prix 🇸🇬 https://www. bbc.com/sport/formula1/a
Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas is cycling from the Malaysian Grand Prix to the Singapore Grand Prix, covering the distance between the two Southeast Asian race venues by bike ahead of the back-to-back events. The Finnish driver, known for his endurance training and love of cycling, is drawing attention from fans for taking on the long-distance challenge between the two races.
- 28Mekies explains why Verstappen's victory meant so much to Red Bull▼Mekies on why Verstappen’s victory meant so much to Red Bull
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has spoken about Max Verstappen's latest Grand Prix win, setting out why the result carried particular significance for the team. Verstappen took victory, prompting the Frenchman to highlight what the achievement meant internally as Red Bull continues its push through the season.
- 29Alonso and Aston Martin seize their chance in Sepang▼'We have some hope' – How Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin took their opportunity in Sepang
Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin made the most of their opportunity at the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang, with the Spaniard saying afterwards 'we have some hope'. The team's strong showing at Sepang has lifted morale and given fans reason to believe the squad can build on this result as the season develops.
- 30Piastri says McLaren must improve after Malaysia P6▼‘We just weren’t quick enough’ – Oscar Piastri admits McLaren ‘need to improve’ after Malaysia P6
Oscar Piastri finished sixth at the Malaysian Grand Prix and admitted McLaren lacked pace. 'We just weren't quick enough,' the Australian said, conceding the team 'need to improve' after a race where their car did not match the leading rivals. His comments underline McLaren's push to close the performance gap in the championship.
- 31Lindblad scores point from back of grid in Malaysia▼'More than we could have ever imagined' – Lindblad reflects on P10 finish from back of the grid in Malaysia
Racing driver Arvid Lindblad finished 10th at the Malaysian Grand Prix after starting from the back of the grid, describing the result as 'more than we could have ever imagined'. The points finish from the rear of the field marked a standout recovery drive in Kuala Lumpur, drawing attention for the rookie's pace and tyre management through a demanding race.
- 32Malaysia Eyes Permanent Return to F1 Calendar▼F1 Bahrain/Malaysia Notebook: Malaysia Eyes Permanent Return
Malaysia is exploring a permanent return to the Formula 1 calendar, according to an Autoweek notebook covering the Bahrain and Malaysia rounds. The country last hosted a Grand Prix at Sepang before dropping off the schedule in 2017. Officials are reportedly weighing a comeback as F1 expands its presence in Southeast Asia.
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Formula 1 is running a live post-race show following the Bahrain Grand Prix, giving fans analysis and reaction immediately after the race. The broadcast is drawing large audiences and heavy engagement as viewers discuss the result, team performances and championship implications. Motorsport fans worldwide are tuning in to break down what happened on track in Bahrain.
- 34F1 race start delayed by software glitch▼F1 in Bahrain… in Malaysia: The race needed a software update to start
Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix was disrupted when the race start had to be halted for a software update before cars could get under way. The unusual technical failure, compared to a routine update, briefly delayed proceedings at the season event, prompting discussion among fans about the growing reliance on complex software systems in modern motorsport.
- 35Singapore Grand Prix 2026: start time, schedule and predictions▼Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Race start time, how to watch, full schedule, predictions
Attention is turning to the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, with ESPN publishing a full guide covering the race start time, how to watch, the complete weekend schedule and predictions. The night race on the Marina Bay Street Circuit remains one of the standout events on the Formula 1 calendar, and fans are looking ahead to the season's details.
- 36Leclerc recovers from strategy error and contact to take P4 in Bahrain●ルクレール、戦略ミス&接触を乗り越え4位「何もかもがうまくいかない状況から挽回。通常の展開でもこれ以上は無理だった」 https://www. as-web.jp/f1/1359486 # asweb # F1 # ニュース # 2026_
Charles Leclerc finished fourth at the Bahrain Grand Prix after overcoming a strategy mistake and on-track contact. The Ferrari driver said he salvaged the result from a situation where nothing was going right, adding that even with a normal race he could not have finished higher. His comments highlight frustration with Ferrari's race execution despite a solid points haul.
- 37Smoky Singapore gears up for F1 weekend amid business talk▼Smoky Singapore gears up to talk money ahead of F1
Singapore is preparing for its Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend, but haze has left the city smoky and attention is turning to the money side of the race. The event typically brings major sponsorship deals, corporate hospitality and tourism revenue, and business conversations are gearing up alongside the on-track action, according to Reuters.
- 38What F1's Bahrain Grand Prix taught the paddock●Everything we learned from F1's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix has prompted fresh analysis of the sport's competitive order, with observers pointing to lessons about team performance, tyre wear and early-season form. Coverage of the race is drawing interest from fans and commentators in Malaysia and beyond as the new season takes shape.
- 39George Russell criticises 'complicated' F1 after chaotic Bahrain GP▼George Russell criticises "complicated" F1 after chaotic Bahrain GP
Mercedes driver George Russell has criticised Formula 1 as 'complicated' following a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix, adding his voice to ongoing driver concerns about the direction of the sport's regulations. The race in Sakhir produced confusion and disorder on track, prompting Russell's blunt assessment. The comments have fuelled debate among fans and pundits about whether F1's rules and racing have become overly convoluted.
- 40F1 driver Bottas cycling from Malaysia to Singapore GP▼F1 driver Bottas pedalling from Malaysia to Singapore GP
Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas is cycling from Malaysia to the Singapore Grand Prix, according to Reuters. The Finnish driver is covering the route by bike ahead of the race weekend. Details about the distance, timing or the reasons behind the ride have not been provided in the available reporting.