The grid for the Bahrain Grand Prix will look a little different compared to the qualifying results after the three pre-race penalties have been applied. Mark Webber is demoted... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne and Daniel Ricciardo expressed their optimism following practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix. Vergne was twelfth in second practice, two places ahead of... read more »

The FIA and Formula One Managament have moved to reassure fans, locals and the teams that they have no issue with the Bahrain Grand Prix going ahead, despite the trouble in the... read more »

Today's press conference with Jenson Button, Paul Di Resta, Felipe Massa, Pastor Maldonado, Charles Pic and Jean-Eric Vergne. read more »

Jenson Button, Felipe Massa, Pastor Maldonado, Paul di Resta, Charles Pic and Jean-Eric Vergne faced the media in Bahrain... read more »

He won't be attending the race himself, however, Jean Todt says the Bahrain GP could have a "healing" effect on the divided kingdom... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says the Bahrain Grand Prix can have a "healing effect" on a country struggling with civil unrest. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt will once again miss the Bahrain Grand Prix amid the ongoing protests and demonstrations in the island country. The Frenchman was criticised for his... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt is again under the spotlight for failing to travel to Bahrain despite the ongoing demonstrations against the race read more »

Jean-Éric Vergne says he was unaware of Mark Webber's impending Red Bull ahead of their collision at the Turn 6 hairpin on the 16th lap of this... read more »

Mark Webber's has been handed a three-place grid penalty for next weekend's Bahrain GP after crashing with Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne in China, capping a... read more »

Mark Webber will lose three places on the grid of the Bahrain Grand Prix after stewards blamed him for his class with Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne in China read more »

Mark Webber has been given a three-place grid penalty at the Bahrain Grand Prix for his part in the collision with Jean-Eric Vergne at the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Mark Webber will start the Bahrain Grand Prix three places lower than he qualifies next week after the stewards chose to penalise him for his collision with Jean-Eric Vergne.... read more »

Mark Webber and Esteban Gutierrez have been given grid penalties for next weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix. Webber hit Jean Eric Vergne at Turn 6, spinning the Toro Rosso... read more »

Following a strong qualifying performance, Daniel Ricciardo went on to finish 7th on today's Chinese Grand Prix. He therefore added 6 points to Toro Rosso's... read more »

Mark Webber says he believed Jean-Eric Vergne was aware he was behind him and was leaving a gap to allow the Red Bull driver past. The Australian, who started from the pitlane,... read more »

Mark Webber thought Jean-Eric Vergne had "opened the corner" for him before it was shut, resulting in the two colliding... read more »

Mark Webber admitted he was sure Jean-Eric Vergne was letting him through when they tangled on lap 16 of the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has returned to Q3 for the first time since Bahrain 2012 by qualifying in 7th place for tomorrow's Chinese Grand Prix. His team mate Jean-Eric Vergne... read more »

After last year's Chinese Grand Prix proved one of the lower points of the year for them, Toro Rosso's Jean Eric-Verge and Daniel Ricciardo were much more upbeat in... read more »

Red Bull have promoted Antonio Felix da Costa to a reserve role for the Chinese Grand Prix, replacing regular reserve Sebastien Buemi who is competing in the Silverstone... read more »

Jean Alesi says drivers shouldn't complain about the 2013 Pirelli tyres as they won't stop the top men coming out at the head of the... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver and Pirelli ambassador Jean Alesi says teams should refrain from criticising this season's modified tyre compounds, explaining that the Italian... read more »

Jean Alesi has come to the defence of Pirelli insisting the Italian manufacturer should be lauded for its impact on racing and not blamed for teams' shortcomings. read more »