Toro Rosso had a particularly interesting qualifying session as both cars will start the Bahrain GP far apart from each other. While Daniel Ricciardo enjoys his moment of glory... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt does not believe Formula 1's image will be damaged by the widespread critical media coverage the Bahrain Grand Prix has received this weekend read more »

FIA president Jean Todt remains adamant it was the right decision for the Bahrain Grand Prix to go ahead - and thinks it would be wrong to call off the event because a minority... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo, 6th: “It feels very good and I am very happy with that result. We had a below average week in China with some updates we brought. We persisted with... read more »

Nico Rosberg has ended up fastest once again in Bahrain during the final practice session for this weekends Bahrain Grand Prix, finishing just over a tenth ahead of reigning... read more »

Jean Todt, the president of governing body the FIA, says he has no regrets about the race being held in Bahrain. read more »

Following a dismal weekend in China which Toro Rosso eventually ended up using as an extended test session, Daniel Ricciardo was more positive after the opening two practice... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne is confident his Toro Rosso team can get its China updates to work despite a difficult first weekend with them read more »

Knowing their chances of scoring points were low, Toro Rosso used the Chinese Grand Prix as an extended test session. With Daniel Ricciardo driving with updates and... read more »

Apr.16 (GMM) No one in formula one really wants to go to Bahrain, according to the correspondent for The Times newspaper. Kevin Eason has admitted he was harangued by the... read more »

Jean Todt has broken his long and conspicuous silence over the Bahrain controversy. Until now, the ultra-low-profile FIA president had been reluctant to speak on the issue,... read more »

Jean Todt, the under-fire FIA president, finally broke his long and conspicuous silence over the Bahrain controversy read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix goes ahead but the pressure appears to be telling on F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone and FIA president Jean Todt read more »

Jean-Éric Vergne should have come from 18th on the grid in the Chinese Grand Prix. As it happened, the Frenchman’s car underwent a raft of changes... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne, 16th: “We decided to change some elements on the car that had not worked well up to qualifying, which is why I started read more »

Toro Rosso’s Jean-Éric Vergne will start Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix from the pit lane. The Frenchman, who qualified 18th for the second... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne will not take up his 18th place grid position for the Chinese Grand Prix, and will instead start from the pitlane. The Frenchman had read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne will start today's Chinese Grand Prix from the pitlane after his team made a raft of changes to his car overnight. read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne will start from the pitlane in today’s Chinese Grand prix after having to make changes to the STR7. Vergne was the first of the midfield drivers to drop out of... read more »

Disappointed by his qualifying performance, Toro Rosso has opted to make changes to Jean-Eric Vergne's car ahead of the Chinese GP. read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne will start from the pitlane for the Chinese Grand Prix after his Scuderia Toro Rosso team made changes to his car overnight read more »

Both Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne were disappointed after qualifying today. While the team had hoped to get a car into Q3, only one made it into Q2. The team will look... read more »

Oddly, seven of the 12 grid rows are occupied by pairs of team-mates in China. One of those is the ninth row, filled by the Toro Rossos of 17th and 18th placed Daniel Ricciardo... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne headed the list of casualties in opening qualifying for the Chinese GP. read more »

The FIA claims that it is ‘satisfied’ with levels of security in Bahrain and that next weekend’s Grand Prix will be going ahead. The Paris-based... read more »