Rumours that Jack Doohan could lose his Alpine seat to reserve driver Franco Colapinto which were once so strong have faded ...

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were bidding for another pole position to continue McLaren's strong start to 2025, but Max ...

Gabriel Bortoleto's difficult start to life in F1 has hit another bump in the road after the Sauber team were forced to ...

(Image: Reuters). Alpine enjoyed its strongest weekend of the season so far, with Gasly holding on to seventh and Esteban Ocon finishing eighth. Yuki Tsunoda scored his first points since joining ...

Esteban Ocon of Haas was eighth, with Yuki Tsunoda ninth for his first points since joining Red Bull — and the team's first for any driver other than Verstappen since November — and Oliver ...

Esteban Ocon is eighth, Yuki Tsunoda is ninth and Oliver Bearman finishes 10th after starting last on the grid. Double points in Bahrain for Haas. Oscar Piastri wins the Bahrain Grand Prix!

Haas' Esteban Ocon crashed heavily into the barriers during Q2, which resulted in the red flag and restart that led to the Mercedes penalties, but managed to walk away from the accident.

Esteban Ocon of Haas was eighth, with Yuki Tsunoda ninth for his first points since joining Red Bull, and Oliver Bearman 10th in the other Haas.

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri clinched pole position at the Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying session on Saturday. Mercedes’ George Russell delivered a strong performance to secure second place, while ...

The second session was only minutes old when Esteban Ocon had a huge smash into the barriers in his Haas, triggering a red flag. "I'm ok, sorry, really sorry, guys," the Frenchman told his team ...

Both Russell and teammate Kimi Antonelli were hit with one-place grid penalties after qualifying, as Mercedes sent both drivers into the fast lane on pit row after Esteban Ocon’s crash in Q2 ...

That section was interrupted by a red flag after Esteban Ocon lost control while on a flying lap and crashed his Haas. After the wreckage was cleared away, Mercedes were too hasty in their desire ...