Red Bull suffer "worst nightmare" as Ferrari end painful drought- GPFans F1 Recap

Ferrari and Charles Leclerc ended a two-and-a-half-year wait for a win, spearheading a dramatic Scuderia one-two as reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen was forced to retire late on. READ MORE: Ferrari and Leclerc end long winless drought as Red Bull suffer double disaster

Red Bull faced "worst nightmare" in "brutal" end to Bahrain GP - Horner

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has bemoaned the team's "worst nightmare" coming true in a "brutal" finish to the Bahrain Grand Prix. READ MORE: Red Bull faced "worst nightmare" in "brutal" end to Bahrain GP - Horner

Mercedes "punching above weight" with Bahrain podium - Wolff

Toto Wolff claimed Mercedes is "punching above our weight" after stealing a podium from the Bahrain Grand Prix. READ MORE: Mercedes "punching above weight" with Bahrain podium - Wolff

Verstappen bemoans Red Bull 'lack of aggression' in Bahrain

Max Verstappen has conceded Red Bull "could have done a better job" with its strategy after criticising a 'lack of aggression' from the team. READ MORE: Verstappen bemoans Red Bull 'lack of aggression' in Bahrain

Norris "expecting pain" for McLaren after scoreless start to season

Lando Norris has conceded he is expecting further "pain" for McLaren after a dismal Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. READ MORE: Norris "expecting pain" for McLaren after scoreless start to season

Ferrari and Sainz "have an agreement" over new deal

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed the Scuderia has "an agreement" with Carlos Sainz over a new contract. READ MORE: Ferrari and Sainz "have an agreement" over new deal

Hamilton applauds FIA "transparency" in Abu Dhabi report

Lewis Hamilton has applauded the FIA for its "transparency" after publishing its findings from an investigation into last year's controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. READ MORE: Hamilton applauds FIA "transparency" in Abu Dhabi report

FIA Abu Dhabi report won't ease feeling "dead duck" Hamilton was "robbed" - Hill

Damon Hill has insisted the report from the FIA into the Abu Dhabi controversy will not "console or comfort" those who feel Lewis Hamilton was "robbed" of an eighth F1 title. READ MORE: FIA Abu Dhabi report won't ease feeling "dead duck" Hamilton was "robbed" - Hill