Motorsport

The original qualifying system was set to be reintroduced following huge criticism of a new elimination-style format, which was adopted for the first

Alonso, a three-time winner in Bahrain (2005, 2006, 2010), confirmed he had no injuries despite plasters on his knee and leg, but had complained about

The 30-year-old German driver, who beat his Mercedes team-mate and defending three-time world champion Lewis Hamilton in the season-opening Australian

Honda F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa confirmed no parts were salvageable from the wreck, meaning the former world champion will move onto the second of five