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Marko and his Red Bull colleagues will have been feeling good about their chances of more success this year after winning the Bahrain Grand Prix virtually unchallenged

Ferrari could do with some stability in Frederic Vasseur's first few months in charge of the historic F1 team, but instead they must now replace one of their top engineers

Red Bull had by far the quickest car in the Bahrain Grand Prix, but still Perez was unable to come close to challenging his team-mate Verstappen for the victory

F1 icon Raikkonen may be in his 40s but he is clearly not done with top-level motorsport just yet, having signed up for another NASCAR race at the track which yielded his final ever F1 win

McLaren may have Norris tied down to a contract until the 2025 season, but the Brit may be looking at ways he can get out of it if the team's progress continues to stall

Ferrari racer Charles Leclerc was forced to retire from the Bahrain Grand Prix with an engine problem – but the issue is certain to impact at least one other race this year

Leclerc was forced to retire from the Bahrain Grand Prix with just 17 laps to go when, without warning the engine on his Ferrari completely died and scuppered his podium charge

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

Leclerc was on for good points and a podium finish in the Bahrain Grand Prix, but with just 17 laps to go the Ferrari star was forced to pull over as his engine died

Qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix was briefly red flagged just a few minutes in due to debris on the track, as TV cameras caught pieces flying off Leclerc's Ferrari

Red Bull lived up to pre-season expectations by not only securing pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix but locking out the front row – before saying they have a car more suited to the race itself

Charles Leclerc looked to be in real contention for pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix, but Ferrari made the decision not to send him out for a second Q3 run and left Max Verstappen unchallenged

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

Ferrari may have been outclassed by Red Bull last year but they were the undisputed kings of qualifying in 2022 – though Charles Leclerc thinks he might struggle this weekend

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

Verstappen is already a double F1 world champion at the age of 25 and will be hoping to make it three in a row as he and Red Bull gear up for another season ahead

Lewis Hamilton went without a Grand Prix victory last season and the new Mercedes W14 model has been slower than rivals Red Bull and Ferrari in pre-season testing

It is believed that Ferrari paid Binotto an extra sum of money to extend his gardening leave following the Italian's resignation as team principal at the end of last season

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

Clever design tricks are always closely scrutinised in pre-season as teams lobby the FIA over what they and their rivals can and cannot get away with in the regulations

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

The race director decided to end Friday morning's testing session with a refresher for the drivers in what to do in a red flag situation and race restart, but it almost went horribly wrong

Netflix series 'Drive to Survive' has form when it comes to revealing significant moments in Formula 1, including new background concerning Max Verstappen's relationship with Michael Schumacher