Has F1 lost its sense of wet weather adventure?
The last two weekends in Malaysia and Singapore, respectively, have shown how far F1 has fallen when operating in wet-weather conditions.
This is where you will find all of Motorsport Week’s breaking news, exclusive interviews, reports, reaction and analysis surrounding the BahrainGP.
The last two weekends in Malaysia and Singapore, respectively, have shown how far F1 has fallen when operating in wet-weather conditions.
Aston Martin trackside chief Mike Krack has theorised a key reason as to how Fernando Alonso was able to complete a season-best finish at the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix ...
The FIA has concluded its investigation into the software glitch in the formation lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
The Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia descended into farce on the formation lap when F1 cars ground to a halt thanks to a software glitch. Why was this ...
Martin Brundle has pulled no punches over the formation lap chaos at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, branding the initial scene total mayhem before defending the FIA’s eventual fix ...
George Russell retired from the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia in the latter stages, after his Mercedes PU gave up under the Safety Car.
Lando Norris was short but concise in his assessment of Formula 1's new regulations after a software glitch caused a delay to the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix in ...
Carlos Sainz delivered a damning assessment of Formula 1's embarrassing software glitch during the formation lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Ollie Bearman revealed that Haas ran split strategies despite the driver being 'adamant' about starting on intermediate tyres at the F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia.
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were left describing their experiences of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia's bizarre software outage as something simlar to a Lego go-kart race.