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It was Lando Norris who set the ultimate pace on the first day of F1 testing in Bahrain, but the major statement was made by Red Bull and Max Verstappen.

Technical analyst Paolo Filisetti takes a look at what has caught the eye on the opening day of the first pre-season test in Bahrain.

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has been impressed by what he has seen so far at Red Bull.

Lewis Hamilton has claimed the new F1 cars “feel” slower than F2 machinery.

Formula 1 engines follow the same rules — at least on paper.In this video, we explore a fascinating Mercedes engine theory that is engulfing the F1 paddock, with Red Bull quietly part of the story. Not an illegal trick, but a clever interpretation of the regulations.At the heart of the controversy is a rumoured approach to compression ratios, measured legally during FIA inspection, but potentially very different once the engine reaches operating temperature.We break down how it works, why it matters, and why this advantage — if real — may be brilliant, legal… but only temporary.Because in Formula 1, every grey area eventually disappears — one way or another.

Check out the full results from the morning session on the opening day of the first test in Bahrain – held at the Bahrain International Circuit.