Antonino Rendina defined Ferrari's result at the Bahrain GP as excellent, with Lewis Hamilton on the podium and Charles Leclerc fourth. He wrote that both were able to recover after starting from a difficult situation, with dry tires on a wet track, and attributed the result to the skill of the drivers, the pace of the SF-26, and a bit of luck. Rendina added that there was still regret because, in his opinion, Ferrari had complicated a race in which it could have easily aimed for at least second place, if not for victory. (translated)