A stray sandwich wrap that became lodged in the brake ducts of Fernando Alonso's Alpine car caused his retirement on his race return to F1 at the Bahrain GP. read more »

Alpine has revealed that debris in the form of a sandwich bag led to Fernando Alonso's early exit from Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix. Alonso qualified ninth for his... read more »

Verstappen, who went on to claim the first pole position of the 2021 season ahead of Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, went hard over the kerbs on the exit of the Turn 2... read more »

If F1 can navigate the problems still being caused by COVID-19 around the world, a record 23 races will be held this year. This includes the return of the Dutch Grand Prix at... read more »

Alpine director Marcin Budkowski has explained how Brexit caused complications for the team as they prepared for 2021. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen believes the Ferrari power unit is better than the one which caused problems for Alfa Romeo last season. read more »

Mercedes suffered setbacks on both of the first two days of running in Bahrain, leaving the team at the bottom of the mileage chart heading into the final day.Bottas was able... read more »

Yuki Tsunoda added 57 laps to his initial 37 in pre-season testing - but a number of niggling issues with his AlphaTauri caused him "stress". read more »

Lewis Hamilton says there is "no point getting worried" over Mercedes' mileage after suffering setbacks on the first two days of Formula 1 pre-season testing in... read more »

As was the case on Friday, McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo set the morning pace at the Bahrain International Circuit, while Lewis Hamilton caused a red flag and Sebastian... read more »

McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo once again led the way on the second morning of F1 pre-season testing in Bahrain, as Lewis Hamilton caused a red flag. read more »

Toto Wolff has admitted his Mercedes team are struggling to understand what caused the issue which limited them to six laps in the morning testing session. read more »

Ricciardo posted his best time just over the halfway mark during the four-hour morning session, setting a 1m32.203s on hard C2 tyres in his McLaren-Mercedes MCL35B.Alfa... read more »

Alfa Romeo believe the effects caused by F1's new cost cap will not become evident until a few years down the line. read more »

Formula 1's television audience held up well in 2020 despite the early season shutdown and revised schedule caused by the coronavirus pandemic read more »

Fernando Alonso caused controversy by taking part in F1's 'young driver test' - but his Alpine team-mate Esteban Ocon thinks he did not look out of place. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is the latest F1 driver to reveal he had a COVID-19 scare - and described his "panic" over an inconclusive test result. read more »

Hermann Tilke, the designer of the Bahrain circuit, believes that several things made Romain Grosjean's crash as severe as it was. read more »

Ross Brawn has revealed that the biggest outbreak of COVID-19 in the paddock during the 2020 season was caused by a translator. read more »

Romain Grosjean has undergone surgery on his left hand to repair ligament damage caused by his horrific crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen hopes that the fire on his Alfa Romeo during FP2 at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix has caused only "bodywork" damage. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has downplayed his dramatic-looking fire which caused second practice for F1's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to be red-flagged. read more »

James Allison has confirmed that the pit-stop errors that lost Mercedes the Sakhir Grand Prix were caused by a team radio issue. read more »

James Allison answers your Sakhir Grand Prix questions – from what the engine issue was that George reported over the radio, to why we kept Valtteri out longer for the first... read more »

Mercedes has explained how a previously unseen glitch in its radio messaging system triggered the pitstop chaos that cost George Russell a Formula 1 victory in the Sakhir Grand... read more »