Formula One News — March 2019

MARCH 31, 2019

Sunday Photos

Bahrain GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Sunday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Sunday Press Conference

Race Results

Bahrain GP - Race Results

Ferrari engine goes like hell says Marko

Ferrari literally powered its way back to the front in Bahrain, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

Vettel, Ferrari, not yet committing to F1 in 2021

Sebastian Vettel is not committing to F1 beyond 2020.

Haas sponsor targets world championship

William Storey, the top sponsor at Haas, says he wants the American team to be world champion.

Red Bull can fix car in two or three races says Verstappen

Red Bull has work to do on its 2019 chassis.

Steiner aims fire at Renault over B teams debate

Gunther Steiner has aimed fire at Renault, as so-called 'B teams' come under assault.

Brawn hints at more than 21 races for 2020

Ross Brawn has suggested Liberty Media's plan to expand the calendar to 25 races is on track.

Leclerc pole good for the fans says Rossi

Charles Leclerc's first pole in F1 for Ferrari is "good for the fans".

Schumacher needs time to speed up in F2

Mick Schumacher needs more time to adjust to life in Formula 2.

MARCH 30, 2019

Qualifying Report - Charles The First

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Report

Saturday Photos

Bahrain GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saturday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qualifying Results

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Results

Practice 3 Report - Hot Air

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Report

Practice 3 Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Results

Ferrari way faster in Bahrain says Bottas

After a disappointing showing in Australia, Ferrari is back on song in Bahrain.

Ferrari understood everything after Australia

Sebastian Vettel has confirmed that Ferrari is being much more open in 2019.

Honda only 10hp behind now says Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton thinks Honda is now just 10hp behind the top engines in F1.

Alonso still not ruling out 2020 return

Fernando Alonso is still not ruling out a potential return to F1 for 2020.

Patrick Head exactly what Williams needs says Russell

Crisis-struck Williams is once again working with Sir Patrick Head.