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Stray wing mirror one of two quick-fire red flags in Bahrain test
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Stray wing mirror one of two quick-fire red flags in Bahrain test
Valtteri Bottas's Cadillac losing a wing mirror on track and Pierre Gasly's Alpine stopping on track triggered two red flags in quick succession on the second day of Formula 1 2026’s first Bahrain test.Bottas's team-mate Sergio Perez caused the first red flag of the day just over one hour in when he stopped on the back straight out of Turn 10. His car was recovered to the pits and he returned to the track later to clock 42 laps overall.He handed…
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