Mercedes has admitted that it lost its chance to beat Sebastian Vettel to victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix because it was too slow to realise the Ferrari driver would try a... read more »

Video: Mercedes explains Bahrain GP strategy read more »

Running through the major storylines from the 2018 Formnula One Bahrain Grand Prix. Talking strategy decisions, radio communication and missed opportunities… read more »

Toto Wolff admits Mercedes thought their tyre strategy in the Bahrain GP had given them a "90 per cent" chance of beating Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari to race victory. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he had "nothing under control" in his Bahrain GP victory and feared Mercedes had achieved "checkmate" when they committed to a... read more »

Sebastian Vettel feared Mercedes had pulled a "checkmate" move to win the Bahrain Grand Prix when it committed to a one-stop strategy early in the race read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes missed the undercut with Valtteri Bottas, forcing him onto a one-stop strategy along with Lewis Hamilton in Bahrain. read more »

Vettel wins in Bahrain by less than a second after a dramatic race in Bahrain that saw Mercedes' strategy pile pressure on Ferrari. read more »

Sebastian Vettel beat Valtteri Bottas in a nail-biting finish to the Bahrain Grand Prix, a race that saw Lewis Hamilton recover to third and a double DNF for Red Bull. read more »

Formula One tyre supplier Pirelli expects a two stop strategy to be the ideal solution to tackle today's Bahrain Grand Prix. However, it would not be impossible to do a... read more »

A look at the fastest possible strategies available to drivers at the Bahrain Grand Prix, the second race of the 2018 Formula One season. read more »

In the wake of Haas' obvious step forward in Melbourne, rivals question the American outfit's relationship with Ferrari. read more »

Lewis Hamilton wants future race strategy calls "more in my hands" rather than computers after a Mercedes calculation error cost him at the Australian GP read more »

Ferrari didn't have the pace to beat Mercedes in F1's season-opening Australian Grand Prix - but it had the luck and, most crucially, the strategy, writes Luke Smith. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was left frustrated by the intricacies of modern Formula One racing after Mercedes' strategy software cost him a likely victory at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

The behaviour of all three compounds - each used as race tyres - was definitely positive. Two cars even finished the race on a one-stop strategy. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen left content but not overawed with P3 in Australia as Ferrari F1 teammate Sebastian Vettel lucked in for victory. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen said he did not feel aggrieved to see teammate Sebastian Vettel win the Australian Grand Prix, although he was surprised Ferrari did not keep him informed about... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff blames a "bug in the system" with its race strategy software for catching out the team during the Virtual Safety Car to see... read more »

Sebastien Vettel uses VSC-inspired strategy call to beat Lewis Hamilton to Australian GP victory read more »

A mid-race Safety Car and some strategic brilliance from Ferrari gives Sebastian Vettel the first victory of the season. read more »

One-stop or two-stop? A look at the strategy options for Sunday's race at Albert Park. read more »

Pirelli's head of car racing, Mario Isola, expects teams may have to adjust their planned strategies during the race. read more »

'A good strategy will bring us into the game' - Brendon Hartley read more »

Pirelli's choice of the Soft, Supersoft and Ultrasoft tyre for this years Australian Grand Prix should open up the strategy options, according to Mario Isola. read more »