Verstappen wins chaotic rain-delayed Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
- The Bahrain Grand Prix in Sepang, Malaysia, was delayed by heavy rain and lightning because significant standing water made the track unsafe.
- The formation lap became disorderly after technical problems affected Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, prompting officials to suspend the starting procedure.
- The FIA said the race would likely resume using the original grid order despite debate over drivers’ positions after the disrupted formation lap.
- Max Verstappen won the rain-hit race, with Kimi Antonelli finishing second and Lewis Hamilton recovering to third.
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For the first time in ten months, Max Verstappen has won a Grand Prix again. The race in Malaysia started comically: many cars were confused by the rainy conditions and refused to step on the gas.
Max Verstappen wins rain-delayed Bahrain Grand Prix as George Russell retires
Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the rain-hit Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia on Sunday, claiming his first win of the season after the race was delayed by more than 90 minutes due to heavy rain at the Sepang International Circuit.
The 16th round of the Formula 1 race took place in Malaysia on Sunday, with Max Verstappen (Red Bull) taking his first victory of the season. However, the start of the race was significantly delayed due to prolonged rain.
Strolling rain, striking cars, delayed start: Formula 1 is experiencing an exciting comeback in Sepang. Max Verstappen is celebrating his first win in the season, but the World Cup fight seems decided.
The Formula 1 World Championship round in Malaysia was won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull), who beat Italian Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes; +2.307) and Briton Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari; +4.919).
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