The Formula 1 pre-season test in Bahrain gave valuable insights for the 2025 season. McLaren impressed with significant speed during race simulations. Williams shows promise but trails leaders. Red Bull remains a wildcard,

McLaren boss Andrea Stella believes the team’s prowess during Formula 1 testing validates its progress after previous struggles in Bahrain.

Formula 1 pre-season testing is complete and while many conclusions became clear, a few questions remain unanswered. Here’s what the Bahrain test didn’t reveal

McLaren's underdog status is firmly a thing of the past. It must now build on an encouraging start when the lights go out in Melbourne.

Defending Formula 1 Constructors' champion McLaren looks strong, while Red Bull produced mixed results. Formula 1 preseason testing took place across three days in Bahrain, with teams largely running reliably, and fairly smoothly, ahead of the start of the 24-event campaign in Australia in mid-March.

The weather in Bahrain when F1 visits is usually warm and sunny, with some pretty windy days the biggest challenge that teams tend to face. This week, however, it's unseasonably cold. When the sun breaks through,

The third and final day of F1 pre-season testing is complete. The lights went out in Bahrain, with Charles Leclerc and George Russell leading the timesheets.