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F1 championship standings after the Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Forced into a cruel retirement late in the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, George Russell once again sees Kimi Antonelli pull irretrievably clear at the top of the championship.
Kimi Antonelli did not win the Bahrain Grand Prix, but his second place may be worth more than a victory at Sepang. With another 18 points on the board, the championship leader pulls clear again by taking advantage of another misfortune to hit his te... [1116 chars]
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