Formula 1

1. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 2. George Russell (Mercedes), 3. Lando Norris (McLaren)

There was no catching Oscar Piastri up front as the McLaren star gave the team in orange their first-ever Bahrain victory, but behind the young Australia it was action aplenty. That meant plenty of fascinating numbers for us to crunch post-race.

Charles Leclerc feels Ferrari has taken a “baby step” forward at the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix but admits many more steps are needed to be “where we want”.

Nico Hulkenberg has been disqualified from the Bahrain Grand Prix due to excessive skid block wear on his Kick Sauber, meaning the German loses his 13th-place finish.

George Russell has given some insight into the various problems he battled in the closing stages of the Bahrain Grand Prix, all while trying to keep Lando Norris at bay for second position.

Max Verstappen was left to rue a series of problems that affected him during the Bahrain Grand Prix, with the Dutchman admitting that ending the race in P6 was a decent outcome considering that “everything went wrong”.

Lando Norris could not hide his disappointment after Sunday night’s Bahrain Grand Prix, with the McLaren driver coming home third in an incident-filled race that he described as “messy”, while team mate Oscar Piastri cruised to victory.

He may have been beaten on the road by Ferrari team mate Charles Leclerc, but Lewis Hamilton did plenty to catch your eye in Bahrain - the Scuderia's seven-time World Champion not only raced from ninth on the grid to sixth at the flag

Oscar Piastri claimed a commanding lights-to flag victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix to clinch his second win of the 2025 Formula 1 season and McLaren’s first in Bahrain.

Oscar Piastri was all smiles after converting pole position into a dominant victory during Sunday night’s Bahrain Grand Prix, having comfortably led home Mercedes rival George Russell and McLaren team mate Lando Norris.

Oscar Piastri has become the first multiple race winner of the 2025 season by taking a sublime victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix, the Australian driver putting in a cool and collected drive to seal P1 on his 50th start in F1 as well as marking McLaren’s first triumph in Sakhir.

McLaren enjoyed a dream start to Sunday night’s Bahrain Grand Prix, with pole-sitter Oscar Piastri retaining his advantage through Turn 1 and team mate Lando Norris going from sixth to third in just a few corners.

Sir Jackie Stewart was reunited with the Tyrrell 006 he raced to his third and final F1 World Championship title during the 1973 season on Sunday, as part of a special demonstration run ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Live coverage of Sunday's Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2025 in Sakhir.

Alexander Dunne put in an impressive performance for Rodin Motorsport, winning from fourth on the grid and claiming his first F2 victory.

Rafael Camara made it two wins from two, converting Pole Position into a dominant victory in the Sakhir Feature Race, ahead of Callum Voisin and Tim Tramnitz.

Matt Youson takes a look at the different pit stop and tyre options that are available to the teams on race day in Sakhir...

Managing team mates is a problem as old as racing itself – but how will McLaren approach this issue?

1. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 2. George Russell (Mercedes), 3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)