Charles Leclerc had looked on course to convert his first pole position into a maiden win under the floodlights in Bahrain. That was until 10 laps before the end of the Grand Prix when an issue with his Ferrari’s MGU-H forced him to concede the lead he’d held for the
Bahrain
Bahrain GP 2019: what should we look out for in today’s race?
The headline of the weekend is Ferrari's return to their pre-season form by out-qualifying Mercedes, but what should we look out for in today's race? Ferrari's to lose? At the more representative Bahrain International Circuit, Ferrari returned to the top of the timing screens as they locked out the front row of the
QUALIFYING: Leclerc claimed his first F1 pole position for the Bahrain GP
Charles Leclerc became the second youngest pole-sitter of all time at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday, beating his team mate (and the youngest pole sitter of all time) Sebastian Vettel to secure a front-row lock-out for Ferrari. Leclerc established a new track record on his final lap for good measure,
Ferrari expects to see the effect of the “corrections”
Ferrari expects its performance in this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix to show the effect of the "corrections" it has made following its poor start to the 2019 Formula 1 season. The Italian team finished fourth and fifth in the Australian Grand Prix having topped the times in pre-season testing and been considered the
No car or engine issue on Verstappen’s Bahrain crash
Mercedes has to work on improving in-race communication
Toro Rosso: Gasly’s performance was extraordinary
Ferrari fined for Raikkonen unsafe release
Perez and Hartley penalised for formation lap pass
Formula 1 stewards have penalised Sergio Perez and Brendon Hartley 30 seconds each for not following correct procedure on the Bahrain Grand Prix formation lap. Force India’s Sergio Perez and Toro Rosso’s Brendon Hartley have fallen foul of the Bahrain stewards – for an overtake that happened before the race had
Magnussen proud of Haas’s Bahrain work
Gastly makes the best result for Honda since its return
Hamilton: Verstappen’s move was “silly” and disrespectful
Lewis Hamilton says Max Verstappen's move that resulted in them colliding in the Bahrain Grand Prix was "silly" and disrespectful. Verstappen suffered a puncture and differential damage that forced him to retire from the race when he and Hamilton made slight contact on the exit of the first corner early in