F1 preseason testing kicks off on Wednesday, but how can you make sense of the lap times posted in Bahrain? ESPN breaks down what to expect.

F1 testing is upon us ahead of the 2025 season, as the teams and drivers get set to prepare for another exciting year of Formula 1 action. Absolutely crucial to this process is pre-season testing, giving the drivers the chance to try their new machinery alongside offering the teams the opportunity to put their processes in place for the season ahead,

Red Bull unveiled on Tuesday their car for the new Formula One season as they look to reclaim the constructors' championship trophy in 2025. Last year, Max Verstappen claimed a fourth consecutive drivers' title,

Its almost time for three crucial days of F1 pre-season testing in Bahrain on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; watch the track action live each morning from 7am on Sky Sports F1 and free on the Sky Sports app,

Red Bull have pulled back the covers on their 2025 challenger the RB21 which they hope will be fast enough to reclaim their Constructors Championship.

Day One. The first day of testing in Sakhir is forecast to be dry with less than a five per cent chance of precipitation,

The three-day test gives all 20 drivers their first chance to get to grips with their 2025 cars ahead of the new F1 season

After months of waiting, the F1 action returns with pre-season testing in Bahrain. Teams across the field will have their first significant track time with their 2025 cars – before the season officially kicks off at the Australian GP.

The three-day test in Bahrain will run from Wednesday, February 26, to Friday, February 28. Each team will run one car per day, meaning drivers will have limited track time—just