Formula One News — March 2010

Scuderia Ferrari has renewed it's sponsorship deal with Shell for the next five years, until the end of 2015.

Force India has announced that the team's reserve driver Paul di Resta will replace Adrian Sutil in the first practice session at the Australian Grand Prix.

This past Sunday at the Spa Francorchamps circuit, the home of the Belgium Grand Prix, a section of tunnel collapsed.

The FIA has announced the opening of a new selection process to find possible entrants for the 2011 Formula 1 season.

Monza officials have secured a deal to extend their current contract to host the Italian Grand Prix at the circuit until 2016, heading off rumors that a proposed Rome street race would take the race away.

A post Bahrain Q&A with Cosworth's Mark Gallagher, the F1 Business Unit General Manager.

There were high expectations leading into the Bahrain Grand Prix by F1 insiders and fans alike of close competition in 2010, but since the first race the general feeling spreading in the media is that the race was "boring" and there have already been calls to introduce rules to make the racing more exciting.

A post Bahrain Q&A with Force India's Team Principal Vijay Mallya:

Peter Sauber is looking to make an application to change the name of his formula one team sometime this season.

The record books will say Fernando Alonso won the 2010 Bahrain Grand Prix on his debut for Ferrari, with team mate Felipe Massa in second place, in what was the first 1-2 finish for the Italian team since the French GP of 2008. The record books will also say Sebastian Vettel finished the race in fourth, but he really deserved more than he got...

Bahrain GP - Race Notes

Bahrain GP - Sunday Photos

Bahrain GP - Sunday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Race Results

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Report

Bahrain GP - Saturday Photos

Bahrain GP - Saturday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Report

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 2 Report

Bahrain GP - Friday Photos

Red Bull Racing has announced that Singha Beer, which has a team supplier for the past two years, has increased their sponsorship to become a team partner for this season.