Thursday's press conference with Timo Glock, Romain Grosjean, Lewis Hamilton, Heikki Kovalainen, Felipe Massa and Nico Rosberg.

The FIA has confirmed that there will be one DRS zone at the Bahrain International Circuit for this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix.

Many stories about the Bahrain GP have appeared in the Formula One media. Here are some that you have to trawl the Internet to find.

With young Seb only making it to the podium once so far this season, we haven't seen much of the dastardly digit, so Gurmit got to wondering what it's doing these days.

John Yates, who is employed by the Bahraini government as an advisor to its police force, has admitted that security at this weekend's event cannot be guaranteed.

Representatives of COTA deny claims that circuit investor Red McCombs might sell a portion of his ownership interest in the facility to Tavo Hellmund.

We picked up points the last time we raced in Bahrain in 2010 so we will approach the weekend determined to deliver a repeat performance.

We are taking nothing for granted, and will continue to work in a focused manner on extracting everything we can from our current technical package.

Andrea Bertolini, who works with Ferrari on car development and as a GT racer, today shook down the 312T4 that Jacques Villeneuve will drive next month to mark the thirtieth anniversary of his father's death.

Reading the timesheets at the end of the past few races it is easy to focus on position and overlook the fairly significant progress we've made in such a short space of time.

Having got both cars home in the points in China the whole team is eager to repeat this result in Bahrain.

Having come agonisingly close to a great result in China, Kimi Raikkonen puts the past behind him while Romain Grosjean, achieved the best result of his F1 career in China, is looking to carry that momentum to Bahrain.

Frustration has been the theme of the season so far for Team Principal Eric Boullier, while Technical Director James Allison believes there may yet be a few surprises in Bahrain.

Of the seven Bahrain Grands Prix to date, Ferrari has won four of them, however, the Italian outfit admits it is unlikely to add to its tally this weekend.

Bernie Ecclestone has hinted that the proposed Grand Prix of America, due be held in New Jersey next season, could be delayed until 2014.