Fernando Alonso will be in action at the Sakhir International Circuit on Sunday after Toyota confirmed that the Spaniard will be taking part in the LMP1 rookie test in Bahrain. read more »

Spaniard checks in for some LMP1 experience ahead of the final Grand Prix of the FIA Formula 1 World Championship read more »

It has been confirmed that Fernando Alonso will test the Toyota LMP1 car in Bahrain on Sunday. read more »

Toyota confirm Fernando Alonso will test their LMP1 sportscar at a rookie session in Bahrain on Sunday. read more »

Amid reports Alonso and Toyota have a done deal for Le Mans next year, the Spaniard stays coy, but still looks set to test an LMP1 car in Bahrain next week. read more »

New agreement sees China extend its contract for three years, while 2018 event swaps date with Bahrain. read more »

The 2018 Formula 1 calendar has been revised, with the Chinese and Bahrain Grands Prix swapping dates read more »

The Chinese GP will remain on the Formula 1 calendar for at least another three years after agreeing a new race contract - while its 2018 edition is set to swap dates with the... read more »

Formula 1 bosses are hoping to shift the dates for China and Bahrain in order to avoid clashing with a national holiday. read more »

China and Bahrain set to switch places on 2018 calendar read more »

Formula 1 commercial chief Sean Bratches is "incredibly optimistic" that China will remain on the calendar next season, though says it could swap places with… read more »

Toro Rosso has confirmed Formula 2 driver Sean Gelael will drive for the team in four of the next six FP1 sessions. The Indonesian drove for Toro Rosso at the post-Bahrain and... read more »

Renault Sport Formula One Team secured its best-ever qualifying finish at Silverstone since its full return to the sport 18 months ago. Nico Hülkenberg put the R.S.17 into... read more »

Haas picks up its best result since Bahrain 2016 as Romain Grosjean charges to sixth place in Austria, trailing only the Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull racers. read more »

Jenson Button: Testing in Bahrain would have been 'absolutely useless' read more »

Jenson Button explains his decision to skip the post-Bahrain GP test with McLaren ahead of his one-off F1 return in Monaco. read more »

Jenson Button insists testing the 2017 McLaren-Honda before his Formula 1 comeback to replace Fernando Alonso for the Monaco Grand Prix would have been "useless" read more »

McLaren-Honda stand-in Jenson Button insists he is happy with his preparations for this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, claiming that an on-track test in Bahrain… read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner says the team is planning to race with Brembo brakes at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. The American outfit evaluated a change to... read more »

Red Bull are investigating the brake failure that put Daniel Ricciardo out of the Russian GP with Christian Horner revealing it "looks like a different issue" to what... read more »

In my last column post-Bahrain, I said that, despite taking a hiding in the race, Valtteri Bottas had broken through a couple of glass ceilings by taking pole position and... read more »

SOCHI, Russia -- Haas has reverted back to Brembo brakes for the remainder of the Russian Grand Prix after running Carbon Industrie during Friday practice. In a bid to solve... read more »

After such a disjointed and unreliable start to 2017, Stoffel Vandoorne revealed McLaren worked through programmes they should have done pre-season during the recent in-season... read more »

SOCHI, Russia -- Lewis Hamilton insists he remains firmly against the principle of team orders but says "special circumstances" can make them necessary, as with... read more »

Lewis Hamilton doesn't want Mercedes using team orders unless absolutely necessary, but felt Valtteri Bottas was a "gentleman" in Bahrain. read more »