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Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso will start second and third, with Paul Di Resta, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button all in the top ten. See how it pans out here
Davide Valsecchi has become quite a hit with the Enstone crew; we caught up with our ever-entertaining Third Driver to find out how he’s settling in with the team Follow @Lotus_F1Team This is your fourth race weekend with the team; how are you enjoying it so far? I’m enjoying it very much; there is a great atmosphere in the team and it’s an exciting time for everyone.
Helmut Marko has backed Sebastian Vettel in the ‘Multi21′ affair, saying it’s points and not friends that count in F1…
Sebastian chalked up his 28th career win with victory in the 2013 Bahrain Grand Prix, while Mark crossed the finish line in seventh position.Read Article
Follow live build-up and lap-by-lap coverage of the Bahrain Grand Prix with Nico Rosberg starting from pole position.
Kimi Raikkonen has insisted he is yet to give any thought about where he might drive in 2014 amid renewed speculation that the Finn may replace Mark Webber at Red Bull.
OFFICIALS were expecting a trouble-free Bahrain Grand Prix today, despite protests in the Gulf kingdom.
LEWIS HAMILTON saw his weekend go from bad to worse after a five-place penalty left him ninth on the grid for the Bahrain Grand Prix and then saw his team-mate and rival Nico Rosberg take pole position for today’s race.
Formula One chief slams government officials for allowing GP to be used as a platform for protesters.
Kimi Raikkonen was his usual matter-of-fact self when asked on Saturday why he had qualified down in eighth place for the Bahrain Grand Prix.
While Nico Rosberg qualified first for the Bahrain GP, his Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton concedes he didn’t have the best time of it…
• F1 supremo criticises Bahrain government over staging of race• Crown Prince laughs it off: ‘It’s just Bernie being Bernie’Bernie Ecclestone has a habit for maladroitness that has become …
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Ferrari will see its red cars start from third and fourth for tomorrow's Bahrain GP, a feat thanks to Fernando's third place. Felipe meanwhile qualified a strong 6th but moves up thanks to penalties for Webber and Hamilton.
Mercedes AMG enjoy today's qualifying session as Nico Rosberg took the second pole position of his career in Bahrain today with Lewis Hamilton qualifying in fourth place. The latter will however start from 9th following a gearbox replacement after FP3.
Having made an unfortunate exit from qualifying at the second hurdle, our favourite Frenchman is eager to make amends in tomorrow’s Bahrain Grand Prix Follow @Lotus_F1Team You missed out on Q3 by the merest of whiskers; tell us what happened It’s obviously disappointing to miss out on Q3 but it’s just one of those things. There weren’t any issues with the car, we just underestimated the track evolution. We were maybe a little too brave by doing just one run and unfortunately it didn’t pay (…) – News
Finding a rhythm at the Bahrain International Circuit has proved a little elusive for Marussia so far this weekend, but there were signs of progress in overcoming the balance problems posed by the track in Free Practice yesterday. The team now hopes that after more issues today it can race without problems.
Red Bull Racing had a strong qualifying session today during which they focused on saving tyres for tomorrow's difficult race with respect to the tyres. Sebastian Vettel will start from second on the grid while Mark Webber qualified 5th but a penalty demoted him to 7th.
