15 MARCH 2010

Race Report - Alonso's dream debut

The record books will say Fernando Alonso won the 2010 Bahrain Grand Prix on his debut for Ferrari, with team mate Felipe Massa in second place, in what was the first 1-2 finish for the Italian team since the French GP of 2008. The record books will also say Sebastian Vettel finished the race in fourth, but he really deserved more than he got...

14 MARCH 2010

Race Notes - Alonso wins Bahrain GP in Ferrari 1-2

Bahrain GP - Race Notes

Sunday Photos

Bahrain GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

Bahrain GP - Race Results

13 MARCH 2010

Qualifying Report - Vettel takes Bahrain pole

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Report

Saturday Photos

Bahrain GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saturday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qualifying Results

Bahrain GP - Qualifying Results

Practice 3 Report - Fernando Alonso quickest

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Report

Practice 3 Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 3 Results

12 MARCH 2010

Practice 2 Report - Nico Rosberg tops second practice in Bahrain

Bahrain GP - Practice 2 Report

Friday Photos

Bahrain GP - Friday Photos

Singha Beer increases sponsorship on Red Bull Racing

Red Bull Racing has announced that Singha Beer, which has a team supplier for the past two years, has increased their sponsorship to become a team partner for this season.

Friday Press Conference

Bahrain GP - Friday Press Conference

Friday Team Quotes

Bahrain GP - Friday Team Quotes

Practice 2 Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 2 Results

Practice 1 Report - Adrian Sutil fastest in Bahrain first practice

Bahrain GP - Practice 1 Report

Practice 1 Results

Bahrain GP - Practice 1 Results

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The Hack looks back - ...on Suzuka

By Mike Doodson

The F1 travelling circus briefly makes its home this weekend at Suzuka, a rather weird mini-Disneyland out in the sticks but unquestionably one of the three most important temples of international motor racing, whether on two wheels or four.

Insight - Was it really that bad?

By Miles Reucroft

The blame for the Renault race-fixing affair has been laid firmly upon the doorsteps of Flavio Briatore and Pat Symonds. The former's refusal to accept any wrongdoing has seen him effectively banned from all FIA motor racing series and there will now follow a series of investigations into his dealings in other areas, most notably his ownership of Queens Park Rangers Football Club which he owns in part with Bernie Ecclestone.

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Briatore and Symonds out - Renault not disputing charges

The ING Renault F1 Team says that it will not dispute the "recent allegations made by the FIA concerning the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix". The FIA said that the team had "conspired with its driver, Nelson Piquet Jr, to cause a deliberate crash at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix with the aim of causing the deployment of the safety car to the advantage of its other driver, Fernando Alonso".