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F1 testing LIVE: Charles Leclerc sets early pace from Lando Norris as crucial final week begins


Mercedes, McLaren, Ferrari, and Red Bull are set to compete fiercely during the final week of Formula 1’s 2026 preseason testing, and you can catch all the action live here on ESPN.

The first week of preseason testing in Bahrain brought forth driver complaints regarding the new cars, multiple red flags, and proposals for potential rule changes.

As is typical during testing, deciphering form and pace from lap times is challenging as the new cars accumulate mileage in the initial days, but drivers have voiced their opinions on the latest technology and regulations quite clearly.

Lewis Hamilton remarked that fans might need to possess a university degree to comprehend the new regulations. In a similar vein, McLaren’s Andrea Stella pointed out that the testing highlighted three critical areas where rule adjustments are essential for enhanced safety and has made suggestions accordingly.

Max Verstappen described the cars as resembling “Formula E on steroids,” a statement that prompted a response from Formula E chief Jeff Dodds, who happened to be in the Middle East, to travel to Jeddah and test a Formula E vehicle.

Lando Norris refuted Verstappen’s assertion by sharing that he actually found the experience quite enjoyable, adding that Verstappen could “retire” if he wished.

Lastly, amidst the buzz regarding Adrian Newey’s Aston Martin team, their performance thus far has been a bit underwhelming. but, two-time world champion Fernando Alonso cautioned that “it’s only a matter of time” before the team begins to excel.

Stay tuned for all the latest updates and insights from the second week of testing below.

– F1 testing: Who has recorded the fastest times and completed the most laps?
– F1 testing: Live viewing details and complete Bahrain preseason schedule

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