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Max Verstappen converted pole into Red Bull’s first win of 2026 in a rain-hit Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Kimi Antonelli’s second place, helped by George Russell’s late retirement, was the result that materially reshaped the title race.
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The Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia starts at 07:00 UTC over 56 laps at Sepang: a 5.543km, 15-turn circuit where heat, four Straight Mode zones and limited current-car reference data make adaptable race pace more valuable than a single ideal setup.
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Samsung’s smaller third-generation tracker brings iPhone users into shared finding, but the practical leap depends on the Galaxy Find network rather than the iPhone in your pocket.
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NASA and SpaceX's Crew-13 reached the International Space Station in about seven hours and 50 minutes, the fastest launch-to-docking trip by a U.S. spacecraft. The record says more about a precisely timed orbital rendezvous than raw speed—and that is exactly what makes it interesting.
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The Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra add faster silicon, a better cooling system and unusually serious creative software. But by dropping the standard model, Samsung makes a $1,199.99 productivity tablet the new point of entry.
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Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia Qualifying starts at 08:00 UTC at Sepang, where a 5.543km, 15-turn lap turns tyre temperature, active-aero transitions and electrical-energy timing into one connected engineering problem.
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NVIDIA’s new $4,999 DGX Spark configuration keeps the GB10 chip but halves unified memory. It is a more focused local-AI box—not a cheaper substitute for every workload the 128GB system could carry.
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Practice 3 begins at 04:30 UTC for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia at Sepang, where a 5.543km lap, 56-lap race distance, abrasive asphalt, tropical weather risk and 2026 active aero put a premium on repeatable balance over a single headline lap.
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Mercedes’ substantial Sepang package has arrived in conditions that blunt its first advantage. Friday’s running showed extra downforce on the W17, but also tyre overheating and a narrow balance window—a reminder that an upgrade only counts when a driver can use it for a whole stint.
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