Despite a lights-to-flag victory in Bahrain, world champion Sebastian Vettel admits that his team is under pressure this season. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has admitted that he was glad that Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix ended when it did, for he was in trouble.... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has admitted that Red Bull is "not as confident" this season going in to races as it was in 2011, despite winning in Bahrain read more »

Ferrari admit they're pleasantly surprised by how small the gap between Fernando Alonso and leader Sebastian Vettel is in the Drivers' championship. The Spaniard,... read more »

We are four races into the 2012 F1 season and there have been four different winners, from four different teams. This is an incredible phenomenon, last seen in the early 1980s,... read more »

With Red Bull the latest to hold a trophy aloft this year, yet another potential 2012 champion has emerged. In theory, back to back world champion Sebastian Vettel, the... read more »

Lotus did not consider employing team orders in order to boost Kimi Raikkonen's chances of winning the Bahrain grand prix. The 2007 world champion ultimately finished... read more »

Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix are confident that not cancelling this year’s race was the correct decision, amid numerous calls and protestor threats to call... read more »

Sebastian Vettel’s Bahrain win made it four winning teams and four different Drivers’ Championship leaders from as many races so far in 2012. With a... read more »

Following a weekend when sport and politics mixed with varying consequences, Bernie Ecclestone has said that Formula 1 has no reason not to return to Bahrain. Sunday delivered... read more »

Sebastian Vettel remains coy amid suggestions he may have been close to running out of fuel in the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull racing have again won a race, as the World Champion managed to lead from start to finish, despite some fierce competition by Kimi Raikkonen. Mark... read more »

He made winning races look easy in 2011, but there was no suggestion that his maiden win of the 2012 season had been anything like as comfortable for Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Today's post race press conference with Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean. read more »

Kimi Räikkönen, 2nd: “It’s a great result for the team and we deserve it as everyone has been working very hard. To be honest,... read more »

Four 2012 Grands Prix and four fourth place finishes is Mark Webber’s story of the year so far. The Australian, who started third in Bahrain on Sunday, may have... read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 1st: "It was an incredible race, extremely tough. A good start was crucial and I was able to pull away from the pack, which was a big advantage as we... read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull), 2 – Kimi RAIKKONEN (Lotus), 3 – Romain GROSJEAN (Lotus): TV UNILATERAL... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was joined by Lotus drivers Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean for the post-race press conference in Bahrain... read more »

Romain Grosjean dispelled his critics by claimed a career-first podium finish in Bahrain on Sunday, running as high as second after passing Lewis Hamilton and eventually coming... read more »

Sebastian Vettel stormed to his first win of 2012 in Bahrain read more »

Sebastian Vettel opened his winning account for 2012 by taking the chequered flag in Bahrain on Sunday afternoon, confirming that four different teams have now won as many... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has returned to the top step of the podium after winning a highly entertaining Bahrain Grand Prix, as the reigning world champion held off returning 2007 world... read more »

Sebastian Vettel admitted that he wasn't expecting to be able to pull away from Kimi Raikkonen at the end of the Bahrain Grand Prix once the Lotus caught him read more »

Kimi Raikkonen believes that he will be in with a chance to win grands prix again this season after losing out in a close battle to world champion Sebastian Vettel in Bahrain. read more »