Ferrari has confirmed Charles Leclerc's loss of power at the Bahrain Grand Prix was a caused by a cylinder failure.
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Lewis Hamilton admitted it was strange to pass Charles Leclerc for the lead of the Bahrain Grand Prix as the Ferrari driver struggled with a late engine issue.
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Denny Hamlin overcame two penalties on pit road Sunday and won the NASCAR Cup race at Texas, where Kyle Busch missed out on the chance for a tripleheader weekend sweep.
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Red Bull's Christian Horner could not resist an opportunity to kick Renault while it was down Sunday after the French manufacturer suffered a cruel double retirement in the closing stages of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Sebastian Vettel apologised to Ferrari for the spin Sunday that ultimately cost him at shot at winning the Bahrain Grand Prix, but insisted the mistake had nothing to do with struggling to handle pressure.
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Lewis Hamilton told Charles Leclerc he has a "long, long" career in Formula 1 ahead of him after the Ferrari driver was denied a maiden victory in Bahrain because of engine issues.
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Engine trouble might have cost him a maiden F1 win, but Charles Leclerc proved at the Bahrain Grand Prix that Ferrari has two drivers equally capable of winning the 2019 drivers' championship.
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Ferrari suffered a nightmare Bahrain Grand Prix after an engine issue cost Charles Leclerc victory and Sebastian Vettel spun out of podium contention while battling with Lewis Hamilton.
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Mercedes and Ferrari looked more closely matched on race pace than one-lap pace, but will it be enough to challenge for victory?
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Kyle Busch won Saturday's Xfinity Series race Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway to go with Friday's win in the Truck Series. He'll look to sweep the weekend with a win in Sunday's Cup Series race.
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In the space of two weeks there has been a one second swing in qualifying performance between Formula One's top two teams, and it's all gone in Ferrari's favour. Mercedes thinks it knows why that's happened.
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Romain Grosjean will drop three places on the grid in the Bahrain Grand Prix for an incident McLaren rookie Lando Norris said Sebastian Vettel was at least partly responsible for.
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Ferrari says Charles Leclerc will be allowed to fight teammate Sebastian Vettel for victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday, as long as he does not take any unneccesary risks doing so.
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Charles Leclerc's maiden pole position at the Bahrain Grand Prix will have given Ferrari a headache over what it does with its young wonderkid and his teammate, Sebastian Vettel, who will start from second on the grid.
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Kyle Busch raced to his fourth straight NASCAR Trucks Series victory Friday night at Texas Motor Speedway.
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Jimmie Johnson will start on the pole at Texas, where he is a seven-time winner. William Byron and Chase Elliott took the next two spots as Hendrick Motorsports drivers earned the top three starting spots for Sunday's race.
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Ferrari may have clocked a much faster pace than Mercedes in Friday practice, but don't be fooled. The Bahrain Grand Prix looks set to be closer than the raw lap times suggest.
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The struggling Williams team has appointed co-founder Patrick Head as a consultant to assist its engineering team in a bid to assist its engineering department.
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Fernando Alonso says his decision to test a McLaren Formula One car next week should not be interpreted as the first step towards a return to the series.
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