Ferrari searching for balance and answers at end of F1 test

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Mercedes delighted with reliability of the W16 after Bahrain testing

Having made a good impression during the three-day pre-season testing in Sakhir, Mercedes' trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin insisted that the initial signs have been very positive with the brand-new W16.

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Ferrari searching for balance and answers at end of F1 test

Given Ferrari had been tipped to be McLaren's main threat in the 2025 Formula 1 season, how it fared in Bahrain testing may have left some wanting.From an encouraging first day where Charles Leclerc seemed to be quite at ease with the new SF-25, the subsequent two days of running gave the impression of there being a gap between Ferrari and McLaren. In fact, based on Lando Norris's astonishing long run on the second evening that put him 30 second…

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From McLaren’s pace to Ferrari’s issues: all the clues gathered from Bahrain F1 testing

From McLaren to Ferrari, Mercedes to Williams, with the uncertainty surrounding Red Bull in between—these are the key takeaways from F1’s Bahrain tests. The three days in Sakhir have come to an end, giving us the first glimpse of the new cars in action. Surprises were plentiful, from shattered glass to bus invasions and unchecked rumors resembling paddock gossip. After three days on track, the leader of the overall standings is a former Ferrari …

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After three days of testing, the Technical Director of Red Bull Racing, Pierre Waché, draws a mixed conclusion. However, what the team succeeded on the three cold days in Bahrain.