Formula 1Verstappen’s Sepang win renews debate over Ford’s last F1 engine victory
Max Verstappen’s 2026 victory at Sepang brought a piece of Formula 1 history back into focus: can it truly be counted as a Ford win?
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Formula 1Isack Hadjar calls his Bahrain race “a joke”
After finishing fifth, Isack Hadjar criticised a difficult race in his Red Bull, including a lack of battery in the closing laps. He said the problem was on the chassis side, not with the power unit.
Formula 1Verstappen claims his first pole of the year in Malaysia
Max Verstappen has reached the podium at every race weekend since his crash at Zandvoort. In Malaysia, he added his first pole of the year, saying Red Bull’s progress and rivals’ struggles in the heat had helped.
Formula 1Verstappen and teams prioritise long runs at Sepang
Friday practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia featured a poor track surface and unusual programmes. Max Verstappen said he opted for a long run in case of rain, while Red Bull aimed to learn more about tyre wear.
Formula 1Verstappen explains why Red Bull’s Baku engine problem was different from what it seemed
Max Verstappen says his qualifying difficulties did not stem from the electrical system, but from the internal combustion engine. The issue disrupted energy management, altered his run plan and compromised his final attempt.
Formula 1Red Bull extends Isack Hadjar through 2027 alongside Max Verstappen
Red Bull confirmed on 23 September that Isack Hadjar has extended his deal for the 2027 season alongside Max Verstappen. The announcement, made before the French-Algerian driver's return at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, was widely welcomed by F1 fans.
GeneralFormula 1: Isack Hadjar extended by Red Bull Racing for 2027 alongside Max Verstappen
Max Verstappen now knows his team-mate for 2027: Red Bull Racing have officially announced Isack Hadjar’s contract extension. The Frenchman is due to return to competition this weekend in Baku after an absence caused by a left-wrist injury.
Formula 1Formula 1: Isack Hadjar retained by Red Bull alongside Max Verstappen for 2027
Red Bull has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will again form its driver pairing with Max Verstappen in 2027. The Frenchman, promoted in 2026 after his rookie season at Racing Bulls, has impressed with his speed.
FootballIsack Hadjar to remain alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull in 2027
Red Bull have confirmed that Isack Hadjar will keep his seat alongside Max Verstappen for the 2027 Formula 1 season. The French driver returns this weekend at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after missing the last three rounds with a wrist injury.
GeneralIsack Hadjar extends with Red Bull until 2027
Less than a year after joining the Austrian team, French driver Isack Hadjar has extended his Red Bull contract until 2027.