Formula One News — March 2019

The steering wheel will be among many standard components in 2021.

Zandvoort looks set to get the green light for a F1 race in 2020.

Max Verstappen thinks a famous surname will only benefit Mick Schumacher's quest for a F1 cockpit.

Fernando Alonso insists he is not missing driving a Formula 1 car even though he has agreed to help out with the McLaren and Pirelli test duties next week.

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

Lewis Hamilton says he has not seen a big change in Valtteri Bottas in 2019.

Sean Bratches has warned Zandvoort that the venue needs to secure its place on the 2020 calendar.

Sebastian Vettel has played down suggestions made about Ferrari's problems by his former Red Bull boss Dr Helmut Marko.

Jean Todt has responded to a controversy about a jailed protester in Bahrain.

F1 can cope with the aftermath of Charlie Whiting's sudden death.

Carlos Sainz says he feels for Mick Schumacher as the F1 media hype goes into overdrive in Bahrain.

Robert Kubica says he will stay off the curbs this weekend in Bahrain because Williams does not have enough spare parts.

Two midfield drivers think Haas is the best team behind the 'top three' Mercedes, Red Bull-Honda and Ferrari.

Changes are being made to help drivers at the back of the grid to see the starting lights in Bahrain.

He may have quit F1, but Fernando Alonso's schedule for 2019 remains busier than ever.

Bahrain GP - Thursday Press Conference

Lewis Hamilton wants to fight. More specifically, the five-time world champion wants a closer fight between the big three teams in Bahrain this weekend.

During the upcoming days in Bahrain Mick Schumacher will race in Formula 2 for the first time, and then after that he will have two Formula 1 tests at the same track – one with Ferrari and the other with Alfa Romeo.

Technical details about the proposed 2021 cars have leaked in the days since highly secretive meetings took place in London.