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Red Bull believe that a «suspected fuel pump issue» was to blame for Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez’s retirements at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Verstappen cut a frustrated figure throughout the race and was furious on lap 54 as he told his team that he was experiencing a battery problem.
Lewis Hamilton praised Ferrari for their one-two at the Bahrain Grand Prix and said he was «grateful» for a third place finish. Hamilton had been in a circumspect mood over the last few days as his Mercedes team struggled to improve the performance of their new car, and it looked as if he would finish in fifth place with just a few laps to go. Ad/> However Hamilton benefited as Max Verstappen’s Red Bull was struck by a sudden failure before the Dutchman's team-mate Sergio Perez spun out on the last lap.
Lewis Hamilton has won 103 Grand Prix but a third place in this season’s opening race in Bahrain will have given him as much satisfaction as many of those triumphs.
Max Verstappen swore at his team as his race collapsed in dramatic circumstances at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Dutch world champion had looked set for a second-place finish as his challenge against race leader Charles Leclerc faded.
Charles Leclerc claimed a brilliant win for Ferrari at the season-opening Bahrain GP while Max Verstappen suffered a late reliability failure as a new era of Formula 1 got off to a pulsating start under the lights in the desert.
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc said he was ‘so happy’ with his win at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday. The Monegasque driver had two wins for Ferrari — both in 2019 — going into the race but ended with a third victory in dramatic circumstances.
In a Bahrain Grand Prix that was full of drama, Charles Leclerc led home a Ferrari one-two after Max Verstappen retired just three laps from the end. Verstappen was complaining about a steering issue during a late safety car period that Red Bull could not find, but when the race got back underway, a very frustrated Dutchman came over the radio shouting «there's a problem with the battery!» Ad/> He eventually retired while his team-mate Sergio Perez spun on the final lap to gift Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes a podium finish, the Mexican's spin being caused by the engine cutting out. Formula 1'I am never doing that again' — Verstappen hits out at Red Bull team instructionsAN HOUR AGO Leclerc got away from pole position well and sailed into an early comfortable lead.
Lewis Hamilton said he never expected an apology from the FIA after Formula One’s governing body finally published its report into last season’s controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.