After disappointment in Australia, Leclerc and Ferrari look to return to the podium at the 2019 Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Adapting to life in Formula 1, Alexander Albon says what he learnt from Australia is that he can push harder in an F1 car than he could in Formula 2. read more »

Red Bull were second best in Australia, however, Max Verstappen says they won’t really know where they are in the pecking order until China. Verstappen raced his way onto the... read more »

We will have to ensure that we have understood and rectified the areas where we were weak in Australia, which therefore meant we were unable to fully exploit our car's... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff isn't getting carried away with the team's start to the season after claiming maximum points in the opening grand prix of the... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg says that he is happy to have claimed points for Renault in the 'up and down' opening grand prix of the season in Australia two weeks ago, but is... read more »

Red Bull were second best in Australia, however, Max Verstappen says they won't really know where they are in the pecking order until China. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has assured that he feels "recharged" and raring to go ahead of this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, after suffering a disappointing first race of... read more »

We look to build on our learning from Australia as we aim to maximise the performance of the current car whilst also continuing to investigate the most fruitful areas for... read more »

Having achieved a podium result in Australia, Honda are already dreaming of a first F1 victory with Red Bull and believe they can achieve it "around the summer." read more »

McLaren F1 Team driver Carlos Sainz is ready to get back to business in Bahrain after disastrous start in Australia read more »

Mercedes: Australia 1-2 doesn't change approach read more »

Lewis Hamilton reckons that Ferrari will still be competitive in the 2019 Formula 1 championship this season despite not making the podium in the opening race in Australia last... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says he and everyone involved within the team is expecting to see an improvement in performance this weekend at the Bahrain Grand Prix... read more »

Nico Hülkenberg says that Renault must continue its development in order to challenge Formula 1's top three after a fluctuating start to its season in Australia. read more »

Ferrari is expecting an improved showing at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix after adressing the issues that hampered its performance in Australia.  read more »

George Russell has revealed that Williams have identified a "fundamental weakness" with their FW42 car which they are now attempting to fix, following an inauspicious... read more »

Mercedes still see themselves as the "challengers" in F1 2019's title fight despite their commanding start to the season in Australia. read more »

Kevin Magnussen took encouragement from the Haas F1 Team's pace in Australia, believing that the American team can break into the top four in the Constructors'... read more »

Carlos Sainz has been left encouraged by McLaren's performance in Australia and praised the team's recent progress.  read more »

Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul has said that the French team are "determined to show more" at the Bahrain Grand Prix than they did in the opening race of the... read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne has admitted that he did not follow the progress of his former team McLaren during the first grand prix of the season in Australia, insisting that his focus... read more »

Honda hopes to have its first victory with Red Bull by the summer break as it bids to make use of its chance to win in Formula 1 again read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff, believes Red Bull and Honda could be a force to be reckon with following their display in Australia. read more »

Ferrari's thrashing at the hands of Mercedes, and even Max Verstappen's Red Bull, at the Australian Grand Prix caused scratching of heads across the Formula 1 world.... read more »