What time does the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix sprint start?
The first sprint of the 2026 Formula 1 season takes place on the Shanghai circuit, with George Russell on pole after a dominant qualifying session.
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George Russell shatters Ferrari’s hopes and wins the Shanghai sprint
George Russell confirmed Mercedes’ excellent form by winning the sprint race of the Chinese Grand Prix.
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George Russell stuns sprint qualifying in Shanghai: Verstappen relegated to 1,7 seconds!
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Max Verstappen furious after Gasly: stewards’ investigation pending
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