Ferrari and Red Bull are two of six F1 teams that have decided to make changes to their driver line-ups in Bahrain this week.

The McLaren teammates and Max Verstappen are battling out at the front, while the rest of the pack gives chase. Plus, new drivers have plenty to improve upon.

Lewis Hamilton arrived at Ferrari hoping to add a historic eighth drivers’ championship to his CV after 12 seasons racing for ...

Lawson said time behind the wheel was invaluable and he was confident of a stronger showing at the Bahrain International ...

F1 qualifying is more than a dash for pole — it’s a multi-phase battle against time and rivals. In Q1 (18 minutes), all drivers compete, with the slowest five eliminated. Q2 (15 minutes) trims the ...

LEWIS HAMILTON will drive with a new team-mate at the Bahrain Grand Prix, it has been revealed. Ferrari are one of six teams ...

Formula One leader Lando Norris has Max Verstappen breathing down his neck and only a point separating the pair ahead of a ...

One of Max Verstappen's ambitions with Verstappen.com Racing is to help talented sim racers make the jump to real-world ...

The Bahrain Grand Prix is set to have a very different line-up during first Friday practice as six rookies replace F1 drivers ...

Le Mans Series driver Jamie Chadwick has said that Lewis Hamilton, who won the F1 Sprint at the Chinese Grand Prix this ...

After three colourless races, Ferrari arrives in Bahrain with the urgency to find concrete answers. The fourth round of the ...

Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton, Alpine’s Fernando Alonso and McLaren’s Lando ...