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Russell says Red Bull strongest after Bahrain practice

Red Bull are tipped by George Russell and Charles Leclerc as the team to beat after the first day at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.

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BBC Formula 1Senior Sports Correspondent
October 2, 2026•3 min read•4,790 views
Russell says Red Bull strongest after Bahrain practice

Red Bull are tipped by George Russell and Charles Leclerc as the team to beat after the first day at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.

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