Romain Grosjean the early pace-setter on day two of F1 testing at Mugello read more »

Fernando Alonso set the pace, but ongoing rain forced many teams to re-evaluate their Mugello test programme in favour of the remaining two days. read more »

Fernando Alonso topped the timesheets on the first morning of testing at Mugello as 11 of the 12 teams got down to work at this week's three-day test read more »

Fernando Alonso set the pace on a cold, damp morning at Mugello as Ferrari began to put into place the building blocks for an improved car... read more »

Jenson Button has admitted he sees no point to changing McLaren's Mugello test programme next week. After the British team struggled for pace on Pirelli's complex... read more »

Ferrari admit they're pleasantly surprised by how small the gap between Fernando Alonso and leader Sebastian Vettel is in the Drivers' championship. The Spaniard,... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has taken some consolation from Ferrari's 'damage limitation' in the opening four races of the 2012 season, despite the fact that its... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is keen to get back in his McLaren at the upcoming in-season test in Mugello next week following a disappointing Bahrain Grand Prix. Hamilton could only manage... read more »

McLaren ought to have been the big winners of 2012’s opening races, but instead it's Red Bull and Fernando Alonso who are the real winners. There have been very... read more »

Q: The Bahrain Grand Prix marked Williams’ 150th race with Renault engines. The partnership started in 1989; how important is it today? Mark Gillan, Chief Operations... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen's performance in the Bahrain Grand Prix is exactly what Lotus was expecting of the Finn this year, according to team owner Gerard Lopez. read more »

Although the team’s pace may not be headline-raising in comparison with the front of the F1 field, HRT’s Luis Pérez-Sala is highly satisfied with... read more »

Jenson Button was surprised by McLaren's lack of pace in Bahrain, revealing that they are also struggling to understand their Pirelli tyres... read more »

The Caterham cars today finished in 16th and 17th positions after the 57 laps around the Bahrain International Circuit. Both drivers showed considerable pace but Kovalainen was... read more »

Kimi Räikkönen, 2nd: “It’s a great result for the team and we deserve it as everyone has been working very hard. To be honest,... read more »

Jenson Button had been having a bad enough Bahrain Grand Prix, but the last laps put the final nail in the coffin with a puncture and technical issue forcing him to retire. read more »

Jenson Button said he was at a loss to explain why McLaren were off the pace during the Bahrain Grand Prix, but felt he could have had a strong finish to the race had he not... read more »

Timo Glock, 19th: "It was a very difficult race today. I had no balance in the car, no speed and no chance to push after the second or third la. The rear tyres dropped off... read more »

Bruno Senna, DNF: "We did everything right on the first lap but unfortunately I was struggling to keep the pace to the cars in front. I think we were quite aggressive with... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne, 14th: "It's the same pattern as in China, in that I manage to have a good pace in the race, but I'm slow in qualifying. We must find a solution... read more »

Vitaly Petrov, 16th: "That was a really interesting race, particularly at the start when there was a lot of overtaking and it was good to be right in the middle of the... read more »

Nico Rosberg, 5th: "I had a pretty bad first lap today, but after that I was able to recover and get the most of our race. We had a good strategy and the pace of the car... read more »

Lewis Hamilton, 8th: "There are good times and bad times in motor racing. I guess this was just one of those days. "By rights we should have been fighting to finish... read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull), 2 – Kimi RAIKKONEN (Lotus), 3 – Romain GROSJEAN (Lotus): TV UNILATERAL... read more »

Jenson Button was mystified by the McLaren team's lack of pace in the Bahrain Grand Prix, having been unable to fight the Red Bulls and Lotus cars for victory read more »