Formula One News — April 2016

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Results

Daniil Kvyat says he is not worried he might be the victim of the next step in Max Verstappen's meteoric F1 career.

In one area at least, Mercedes is working hard to catch up with Ferrari.

Renault has hit out at Kevin Magnussen's exclusion from qualifying in Bahrain.

On the very same day he acknowledged the ban, world champion Lewis Hamilton defied Bernie Ecclestone by filming inside the F1 paddock.

Bernie Ecclestone has kept hopes alive that Monza might retain the Italian grand prix beyond September's 2016 race.

F1 is staying on free-to-air television in Austria, after the broadcaster ORF renewed its deal with the sport.

Ron Dennis is reportedly angry with F1's governing body for not detecting the injuries that have sidelined Fernando Alonso in Bahrain.

Jenson Button has admitted a seat on the F1 Commission representing the drivers would be "nice".

Nico Rosberg was the hero of the day when he rescued a distressed child from waters on the coast of Monaco recently.

Force India deputy Bob Fernley has moved once again to play down the high-profile legal and financial problems surrounding Vijay Mallya.

Bahrain GP - Practice 2 Report

Bahrain GP - Friday Photos

Bahrain GP - Friday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Friday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Practice 2 Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 1 Report

Bahrain GP - Practice 1 Results

Almost every team in pitlane is now opposed to the plan to speed up the cars with more downforce in 2017.

A meeting to analyse the future of F1's qualifying format has already been scheduled for Bahrain.

Sebastian Vettel has hit back at suggestions speeding up the cars for 2017 is not the right direction for F1.

Fernando Alonso's rivals were surprised on Thursday when it emerged the Spaniard had been sidelined in Bahrain for medical reasons.

Max Verstappen has revealed he apologised to Toro Rosso for his foul-mouthed radio abuse in the Australian grand prix.

F1's newest team has denied speculation Fernando Alonso's crash in Melbourne was caused by a failure aboard the Haas car driven by Esteban Gutierrez.

Ferrari has joined Mercedes in admitting its interest in F1 teen sensation Max Verstappen.