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Verstappen claims first pole of season at Bahrain GP in Malaysia

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03 Oct 2026 05:12PM

SEPANG, Malaysia, Oct 3 : Red Bull's Max Verstappen claimed his first pole position of the season at the Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia on Saturday, with Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton joining him on the front row.

Verstappen's team mate Isack Hadjar was third fastest but will start eighth due to a grid penalty, with championship leader Kimi Antonelli starting third alongside Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.

Source: Reuters

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