F1 Bahrain GP 2025 LIVE: Race latest updates, results and standings

Norris will get a five-second penalty for a false begin!

Unideal for the Brit, however the least extreme penalty he might have gotten!

He stays in third… he’ll need to take that at his first pit-stop!

Antonelli dives down the within at flip 1 and simply makes it stick with get sixth!

Verstappen additionally squezzes previous the Spaniard to take seventh, although could have carried out off the monitor!

Verstappen: “He didn’t give me a automotive’s width!”

Norris’s begin is being checked out by the stewards for not being in his grid spot appropriately.

Which may be a five-second penalty for the McLaren driver!

Dream begin for McLaren, as Piastri retains the lead and Norris will get as much as the front-three!

Piastri past the one-second DRS margin to Russell, too!

4-10: Leclerc, Gasly, Sainz, Antonelli, Vestappen, Hamilton, Tsunoda

Lights out and Piastri retains the lead at flip one, however George Russell begins brilliantly to overhaul Charles Leclerc – Russell locks up at flip 1 and virtually hits Piastri, however slots into second!

Good begin for Norris too, who will get as much as fourth after which overtakes Leclerc for third!

Carlos Sainz as much as sixth from eighth too!

Everybody within the top-8 begins on smooth tyres aside from second-placed Charles Leclerc, who begins on mediums!

Lewis Hamilton, in ninth, additionally on mediums!

Oscar Piastri leads the pack round – who will maintain the lead on the finish of lap one right here? We’re about to search out out!

*Each Mercedes drivers obtained a one-place grid drop for being launched too early from their garages in qualifying

Right here we go then with race 4 of the 2025 season!

Oscar Piastri begins on pole for McLaren – can he maintain the lead firstly with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc alongside him?

Lando Norris begins down in sixth, with Lewis Hamilton in ninth and Max Verstappen in seventh!

“He wants a great clear begin, choose off a automotive or two, a one-two is unquestionably the objective.

“Don’t overthink it, chill out, there’s a motive he’s the championship chief.”