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Michael Lamonato and Julianne Cerasoli give you a taste of Pit Pass F1 as we get ready for the Bahrain Grand Prix!
Lance Stroll opens up on his bike injury as the hype around Aston Martin's potential grows.
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Fernando Alonso sends the Aston Martin hype train into overdrive on an underwhelming day for Max Verstappen, while Mercedes continues to struggle to return to form.
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Max Verstappen rises to the top to take pole, but Ferrari is surprisingly competitive — and, yes, Fernando Alonso is very much in the mix.
Max Verstappen crushes the field with a concerning level of dominance, but the Fernando Alonso hype train pulls onto the podium for a well-deserved third place.
Max Verstappen calls in sick, but all focus is on whether Ferrari can turn in a competitive race — and put rumours of backstage tensions to rest.
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The frontrunners close in on Red Bull Racing's advantage, but is there a fifth team set to join the lead battle?
Sergio Perez and Fernando Alonso share the front row ahead of a five-team battle for the podium, but Max Verstappen is still confident he can crack the rostrum from 15th.
Sergio Perez beats Max Verstappen in another dominant Red Bull Racing performance, while Fernando Alonso secures another podium finish almost four hours after the end of the race.
