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It was an unpredictable and very long F1 GP in Sepang, After a delayed start due to heavy rain, and a very chaotic start, Verstappen in Red Bull fell at first behind the Mercedes pair of Kimi Antonelli and George Russell off the line. However, the four-time world champion recovered to secure his first victory since the 2025 season finale in Abu Dhabi, the first one for the Red Bull team with the Ford powertrain. Antonelli's Mercedes finished second to extend his lead in the drivers’ standings, with Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton completing the podium in third. Charles Leclerc came home fourth, with Isack Hadjar, the other Red Bull driver, crossing the line in fifth after losing two positions in the closing stages. For the Mercedes driver George Russell’s title hopes suffered a further blow when he stopped behind the safety car just few laps before the end. The race was spectacular for the different tires choices, with Ferrari gambling on the reds, suffering a terrible start while the most of the paddock picked the intermediates. Hamilton started second, then he was 17th, then he finished on the podium. Leclerc had a similar race, starting fourth, beeing for a while the very last, then finishing fourth.
During the Sepang weekend, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has confirmed that the 2026 season will finish in Qatar and Abu Dhabi, ending weeks of uncertainty over the final two rounds of the championship.The situation surrounding the last two races of the season had remained unclear because of the ongoing security concerns in the Middle East.
Formula 1 had continued to list Qatar and Abu Dhabi on its official calendar, but at the same time prepared an alternative plan in case travelling to the region was no longer considered possible. Imola had emerged as the main back-up option and was given permission to begin preparations for a potential December race. Domenicali has now confirmed that F1 intends to follow its original plan and stage both Middle Eastern events. The decision means the Qatar Grand Prix is set to take place from November 27-29, before Abu Dhabi hosts the season finale from December 4-6. Earlier this year, the conflict in the Middle East already forced major changes to the F1 calendar. The original Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix in April were cancelled, with Bahrain’s race later rescheduled to take place at Sepang in Malaysia.
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