Formula One News — April 2017

Bahrain GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Race Results

F1's governing body could be poised to ban the controversial 'T-wings' seen up and down the grid in 2017.

Fernando Alonso has reportedly commenced talks with Renault about a potential return to the French works team for 2018.

A controversy about the legality of Ferrari's competitive 2017 car is continuing in Bahrain.

Mismatching data has been identified as the cause of Red Bull's problems early in 2017.

The spotlight was on Sebastian Vettel for a full 22 minutes in the pre-Bahrain grand prix drivers' briefing.

Toto Wolff says he is very happy with how Mercedes is shaping up in the wake of the Nico Rosberg era.

Carlos Sainz has hinted he would like to drive for one of the three top teams in 2018.

McLaren's 2017 chassis is "one of the best" on the grid.

Pascal Wehrlein says he can still feel the effects of his recent back injury.

Stoffel Vandoorne remains a "future champion" despite his difficult start to the 2017 season.

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Report - By Dan Knutson in Manama

Bahrain GP - Saturday Photos

Bahrain GP - Saturday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Report - By Dan Knutson in Manama

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Results

Red Bull has become the first F1 team to admit concerns about the flexibility of Ferrari's 2017 car.

Fernando Alonso has played down criticism of his decision to skip Monaco next month to contest the Indy 500.

A former F1 driver has defended Kimi Raikkonen, following criticism from Ferrari's bosses in China.

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed he will also attend the next round on the F1 schedule, in Russia.

Top team figures at Red Bull are already playing down the likelihood of a championship tilt in 2017.

Sergio Marchionne has played down suggestions Ferrari might see Max Verstappen as the great Italian team's next driver.