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Rather than his new teammate, Pierre Gasly, it was the Sakhir stewards who caused Esteban Ocon grief on Sunday afternoon.

Anything is possible insists two-time world champion, Fernando Alonso following an "amazing" night in Bahrain.

Ferrari team boss, Frederic Vasseur has promised a full investigation into the electrics-related issue that caused Charles Leclerc to retire from the season opener.

Toto Wolff insists that he is not overreacting as he brands Bahrain performance one of Mercedes one of his team's worst ever days.

Today's post-race press conference with Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez and Fernando Alonso.

This is exactly the start we wanted, a one-two finish.

We were in the top five teams for the whole of the race, and we finished ahead of McLaren and Alpine, which is as much as we could have hoped to get tonight.

While we can be satisfied to come away with points from today's race, given how everything played out, we also leave Bahrain knowing we have a lot of hard work ahead of us.

To bring home a podium and sixth place in the first race of the season is a wonderful achievement and the team should be extremely proud.

Details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix.

All the teams stopped at least twice, but we saw a number of different choices for the second and third stints.

It's not the start of the season for which we were hoping.

We know where the deficiencies of the car are, and we have to work to increase the performance with new upgrades, which I hope will be effective when they arrive.

Of course we are disappointed, how could we not be.

After the frustration of yesterday, today was a good comeback that got our season off to a strong start.