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Fernando Alonso proved the story of the Bahrain Grand Prix, with the Aston Martin man finishing third behind the Red Bull duo of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez

Fallows was a long-time key member of the Red Bull aerodynamics department before being recruited by Aston Martin to become their technical director, overseeing the development of what looks like a very quick car

Max Verstappen may have won the Bahrain Grand Prix, but Fernando Alonso was the undoubted star of the show as he overtook the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz for fun

Alonso was tagged by his team-mate Stroll on the first lap which could have caused damage to the Spaniard's car, but luckily he escaped from the incident unscathed

Max Verstappen sped off into the distance and led from start to finish while Sergio Perez cruised to second, though the real battle was further back and won by Fernando Alonso

Fernando Alonso qualified ahead of both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell in Bahrain, as Aston Martin's car lived up to the pre-season hype in the first qualifying session of the year

Max Verstappen came into the first qualifying session of the year as the favourite, with his nearest expected challengers being Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and perhaps even Fernando Alonso

Start your engines – the Bahrain Grand Prix is upon us and will serve as the first event of a record-breaking new F1 season made up of 23 races across five continents

Aston Martin were considered to be dark horses for a podium spot just a few days ago and, after the first two practice sessions in Bahrain, those predictions appear to be valid

Lance Stroll is attempting to race for Aston Martin at the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend, despite having surgery on his right wrist only last week following a pre-season bicycle accident

Speaking on his new podcast with Billy Monger, ex-F1 racer Herbert expressed a desire for Alonso and Aston Martin to challenge the monopoly of the 'big three' teams

The return of Stroll to the paddock following his training accident led to a claim that Felipe Drugovich is "very angry" about missing out on the race – but the Brazilian has debunked that theory

Mercedes may face a tough fight in their quest to begin the new season with a podium finish, with Red Bull, Ferrari and maybe even Aston Martin in contention for a top three finish

It is still too early to draw concrete conclusions about how the 2023 F1 season is going to go, but testing produced enough evidence for many predictions to be made about Mercedes and McLaren

Many F1 pundits have been speculating that Aston Martin might start the season more strongly than Mercedes, while Alonso feels they might challenge Ferrari as well

Sky Sports pundits Brundle and Kravitz have both had their say on the balance of power among F1 teams after pre-season testing with Aston Martin looking rather strong

If the estimates of many top F1 reporters and pundits are to be believed, then Fernando Alonso might be in a faster car than his old rival Hamilton at the start of the new season

Testing ahead of this weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix threw up some surprises and F1 pundit Ted Kravitz has highlighted those teams that are going well and others that have work to do

Lance Stroll's injury has forced Aston Martin to think on their feet ahead of the Formula 1 restart in Bahrain, with Sebastian Vettel linked with a snappy return to duty only months after retiring

Aston Martin reserve driver Drugovich confirmed that Stroll is suffering from a wrist injury as the Brazilian fills in for the racer during pre-season testing this week

Felipe Drugovich will share testing duties with Fernando Alonso in Stroll's injury-enforced absence after the Canadian suffered an accident while cycling during training

Stroll will miss the entirety of pre-season testing in Bahrain this week after suffering an accident while training for the new Formula 1 campaign on a bicycle in Spain

Stroll's preparations for the 2023 F1 season have been disrupted after he sustained injuries as a result of an accident while training on a bicycle, Aston Martin have confirmed

Speaking to Alpine chief Szafnauer at the team's car launch event on Thursday night, Mirror Sport asked for his thoughts on Alonso's suggestion that his old team had a lack of ambition

F1 launch season is always an exciting time for fans as they get to see the liveries that will be dominating the grid over the coming campaign, but colour is in short supply this year