Formula 1's 2026 engine regulations faced fresh criticism yesterday following the farcical start to the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.

Sainz wants to know who is to blame for F1's 2026 rules

The FIA says an unexpected combination of factors caused the car stoppages which delayed the start of today's race.

Azerbaijan Grand Prix viewers were left unaware Red Bull had called off the fight between Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar.

Oliver Bearman said the second practice session in Malaysia was a "waste of time" for him after Haas set his car up incorrectly.

George Russell admitted he does not know why he was so uncompetitive in qualifying at Sepang following his strong performance in Baku.

Lewis Hamilton was "elated" to claim his second front row start in what he called a "trying year" so far.

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