The Frenchman stole the last point in the dying stages of the 2018 Bahrain Grand Prix after a tough race-long battle.
Daniel Ricciardo has mixed emotions after qualifying fifth in Bahrain where he’ll start the race from fourth thanks to a penalty for Lewis Hamilton.
The Iceman is looking to mount a challenge for the number one spot in the race after falling short in qualifying for the 2018 Bahrain Grand Prix.
The championship leader starts from pole-position and is pleased with his Ferrari SF71H but knows that the job is only half complete.
The young Canadian will start last for the 2018 Bahrain Grand Prix and is at a loss to pinpoint any particular area for improvement.
The reigning champions believe they have been caught by their main rivals in the power stakes.
Renault’s chief race engineer reckons P2 will see the only meaningful running in practice courtesy of it’s representative start time.
The two-time world champion believes McLaren will take the fight to Red Bull and leave the mid-field behind.
Renault’s technical director is expecting a more exciting race this weekend than last but knows that Renault will need to battle hard if they are to head the mid-field.
Renault Sport F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul is wary of Formula 1’s impending double-header posing a threat to Renault’s impressive reliability record so far.
The great Dane is looking to put the disappointment of Australia behind him but insists it’s not a given that Haas will impress once again.
Toro Rosso’s star rookie is confident Honda will develop their way forward in 2018 and prove they can make “proper” engines.
The ex-Ferrari and Mercedes leader is already finding answers to Formula 1’s overtaking issues, with possible changes coming before the 2021 rules overhaul.
Helmut Marko and Christian Horner have called upon the FIA to ban special engine modes that appear to be exploited primarily by Mercedes during qualifying.
Romain Grosjean is looking to put the heartbreak of Australia behind him with another strong showing at the 2018 Bahrain Grand Prix.
Sebastian Vettel may have taken an unlikely victory in Melbourne, but did he really have the last laugh?
The super-Swede suggests that Alfa Romeo Sauber can be involved in the ultra-competitive mid-field…if only the car was reliable.
