There was a lot to love about Sunday's race. But it will forever be overshadowed by the mess caused by the new F1 engines.

I had one of the best starts I’ve ever had in my career, and that put us in a great position for the rest of the race," ...

First, it was a rainstorm. Then the cars couldn’t accelerate properly. Then everyone had to wait around for a software update ...

Kimi Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton led the criticism for Sunday’s Bahrain GP after the race was delayed for 53 minutes because of software problems ...

“On the formation lap ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, an unprecedented combination of low engine speed, low-grip ...

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton criticised Formula 1's complex engine regulations after software-related power loss disrupted multiple drivers in Sepang ...

Ten years ago, the Sepang International Circuit ripped the 2016 World Championship away from Lewis Hamilton in a devastating cloud of Mercedes engine smoke. Fast forward to the relocated 2026 Bahrain ...

After surviving a 60°C cockpit without a cooling vest and wrestling a highly unpredictable W17 upgrade package throughout ...

The Bahrain Grand Prix winner takes another swipe at Formula 1’s power units after several cars struggled during the rain-disrupted starting procedure.

Max Verstappen said he wants “a lesson learned” after Formula 1 drivers and fans were left waiting for software updates ...

Verstappen hadn’t won since the final race of last season, but upgrades to his Red Bull car made him competitive again in ...