Bottas quickest and busiest despite stoppage
2017 F1 season
Valtteri Bottas headed both the times sheets and the lap counts as the second day of in-season testing concluded at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Valtteri Bottas headed both the times sheets and the lap counts as the second day of in-season testing concluded at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Did Lewis Hamilton’s five second penalty cost him victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix? It seems that whatever Mercedes did, he wasn’t going to win this one.
Pictures from the second day of testing at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Renault has envisaged how Formula One could look in ten years’ time with its R.S. 2027 Vision concept car.
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Lewis Hamilton set the quickest time on the first day of in-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Force India team principal Vijay Mallya has been arrested in London, the Metropolitan police have confirmed.
Pictures from the first day of testing at the Bahrain International Circuit.
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Max Verstappen has apologised for a remark about Felipe Massa which was interpreted as an insulting comment about Brazilians.
Sergio Perez, Sebastian Vettel, Nico Hulkenberg and Pascal Wehrlein were F1 Fanatic’s stars of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. Here’s why.
Mercedes issued team orders at least three times during the Bahrain Grand Prix. Here are the team radio highlights from the race.
With two wins and a second place from the first three races Sebastian Vettel has made the best start to a championship for a Ferrari driver in 13 years.
Williams has confirmed Gary Paffett will test for them during the two-day session in Bahrain which starts tomorrow.
British Formula Four racer Billy Monger remains in hospital following a shocking crash in yesterday’s British Touring Car Championship support race.
In the round-up: Honda’s power shortfall “amazing” – Alonso • Mercedes ‘struggles with rear’ – Hamilton • Raikkonen rues ‘awful’ start
Mercedes had chances to win the Bahrain Grand Prix but once Sebastian Vettel got between their drivers it became impossible to contain the Ferrari.
An early Safety Car period prompted most drivers to use two-stop strategies in the Bahrain Grand Prix. Pascal Wehrlein was the only exception.
Passes on both Renault drivers helped Sergio Perez gain the most places of any driver during the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Sergio Perez said the Bahrain Grand Prix had been a “perfect race” for him after climbing through the field to finish seventh.