Lewis Hamilton secured his second pole position of the 2016 season in Bahrain on Saturday, beating Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg to the top spot in qualifying with a record-setting time of 1:29.493. Rosberg dominated both practice sessions on Friday and looked the fastest during the first two qualifying sessions, but Hamilton turned it up in the final minutes. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen will start Sunday's race from the second row. Read on for the full results, the final grid and a recap of Saturday's sessions.   Qualifying Recap Here's a look at the full results from qualifying, courtesy of Formula One's official Twitter account: For the first time in 2016, Ferrari managed to keep things relatively close with Mer...

NASCAR returns to the site of the Matt Kenseth-Joey Logano fiasco for the first time Sunday at the STP 500. The historic Martinsville Speedway doesn't need a hype machine to build fan interest for an event, but NASCAR isn't holding back in using the controversial wreck between two notable drivers that resulted in a suspension to advertise the event.  A few weeks removed from Jimmie Johnson's checkered flag in California, the spotlight doesn't hit the series leader as much as it does Kenseth, for better or worse. Below, let's take a look at everything to know about one of the must-see events on the season's calendar.   Viewing Details Where: Martinsville Speedway When: Sunday, April 3, at 1 p.m. ET Watch: Fox Sports 1 Live Stream: ...

Nico Rosberg made a significant statement of intent with his victory in the 2016 Formula One season opener and will be desperate to back that strong showing up with a triumph in Bahrain on Sunday. The Mercedes man recovered from a disappointing start to take the chequered flag in Melbourne, Australia, making it four wins in a row overall. His team-mate and reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton, plus the Ferrari duo of Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel, will be desperate to make sure that doesn’t extend to five. The German driver has never won at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir. To see if he can, here are the key viewing details for the race, the schedule and the drivers set to make up the grid at this unique circui...

Stoffel Vandoorne made his much-anticipated Formula One debut on Friday, during free practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix. The 24-year-old McLaren reserve is a last-minute substitute for Fernando Alonso, who was injured in a high-speed crash in Melbourne, Australia, two weeks ago and ruled out of this weekend's race by the FIA following a medical examination. This isn't Vandoorne's first time in an F1 car; he has tested for McLaren, including at the Pirelli wet-tyre test in January. However, Friday marked his first time driving the team's 2016 challenger and his first time driving during an official grand prix weekend. Still, expectations are high for the young Belgian. He dominated the GP2 series last year, winning the championship by ...

Stoffel Vandoorne made his much-anticipated Formula One debut on Friday, during free practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix. The 24-year-old McLaren reserve is a last-minute substitute for Fernando Alonso, who was injured in a high-speed crash in Melbourne, Australia, two weeks ago and ruled out of this weekend's race by the FIA following a medical examination. This isn't Vandoorne's first time in an F1 car; he has tested for McLaren, including at the Pirelli wet-tyre test in January. However, Friday marked his first time driving the team's 2016 challenger and his first time driving during an official grand prix weekend. Still, expectations are high for the young Belgian. He dominated the GP2 series last year, winning the championship by ...

Friday's Formula One practice ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix was all about Mercedes as team-mates Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton dominated the field. The Mercedes duo managed to maintain their impressive form after finishing first and second, respectively, at the Australian Grand Prix a couple of weeks ago, and they finished in the same order during both practice session. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel struggled for pace during the first session and suffered a mechanical issue in the second, opening the door for McLaren's Jenson Button to race to the third-quickest time. Vettel wasn't the only one whose car let him down on Friday, as Romain Grosjean's Haas had to overcome multiple issues. Continue reading for a full recap of Friday's practice...

Friday's Formula One practice ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix was all about Mercedes as team-mates Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton dominated the field. The Mercedes duo managed to maintain their impressive form after finishing first and second, respectively, at the Australian Grand Prix a couple of weeks ago, and they finished in the same order during both practice session. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel struggled for pace during the first session and suffered a mechanical issue in the second, opening the door for McLaren's Jenson Button to race to the third-quickest time. Vettel wasn't the only one whose car let him down on Friday, as Romain Grosjean's Haas had to overcome multiple issues. Continue reading for a full recap of Friday's practice...

The twisting, technical test posed at the Autodromo Termas de Rio Hondo in Argentina should make for fascinating viewing this weekend, as the MotoGP season rolls into its second week. In the 2016 opener, it was Jorge Lorenzo who took the chequered flag, as the Yamaha man’s defence of the title got off to the perfect start. Still, there was little in the contest, with Andrea Dovizioso, Marc Marquez and team-mate Valentino Rossi all in touch with the Spaniard. Here is a reminder of how that one finished, per BT Sport MotoGP: The Argentina Grand Prix will pose a completely different kind of challenge to Qatar, with 14 corners set to offer a raw insight into the effect this season’s tyre changes will have on the riders. Here&rsquo...

The twisting, technical test posed at the Autodromo Termas de Rio Hondo in Argentina should make for fascinating viewing this weekend, as the MotoGP season rolls into its second week. In the 2016 opener, it was Jorge Lorenzo who took the chequered flag, as the Yamaha man’s defence of the title got off to the perfect start. Still, there was little in the contest, with Andrea Dovizioso, Marc Marquez and team-mate Valentino Rossi all in touch with the Spaniard. Here is a reminder of how that one finished, per BT Sport MotoGP: The Argentina Grand Prix will pose a completely different kind of challenge to Qatar, with 14 corners set to offer a raw insight into the effect this season’s tyre changes will have on the riders. Here&rsquo...

Fernando Alonso will miss a Formula One race for the second season in succession after being ruled out of this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix. The two-time world champion survived one of the most spectacular accidents of modern times at the recent Australian GP, but despite walking away from the wreckage of his McLaren-Honda, the Spaniard has been declared unfit to compete at the Sakhir circuit. One driver's disappointment is another's opportunity, however, and Alonso's absence will see the highly rated Stoffel Vandoorne make his long-awaited F1 debut in Bahrain. When Alonso was last ruled out of a grand prix, Kevin Magnussen was the one chosen to replace him. But the Dane is now racing in the bright-yellow colour of Renault, who have returne...