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Swarovski crystal heiress splits with husband and falls for billionaire Red Bull tycoon

Victoria Swarovski, 29-year-old luxury crystal heiress, ended her six year marriage to property developer Werner Muerz and is now reported to be loved-up with mega-rich tycoon Mark Mateschitz

Daily Mirror

How Mercedes and Ferrari are chasing Red Bull’s F1 top speed advantage

Having seen that Max Verstappen could not be challenged for overtakes on the straights, and found it fairly easy to breeze past other drivers if he needed to, Red Bull's opposition set about improving the efficiency of their cars and wings to reduce drag.

Autosport

Leclerc: Ferrari must understand why Red Bull is on "another planet"

Leclerc qualified third for the season opener and, having saved a new set of soft tyres, he was able to jump Sergio Perez at the start.

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Russell ready to sacrifice part of F1 2023 for long-term Mercedes progress

Mercedes was looking to make a big step with its new W14, which unlike its predecessor is no longer crippled by porpoising, but Bahrain's season opener soon established that the gap to Red Bull has increased again.

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Lewis Hamilton offers grim Mercedes view as car performance flattered by Bahrain result

Hamilton could manage only fifth place in Bahrain with George Russell two places further back – but the seven-time world champion feels even that made the Mercedes car look more competitive than it was

Daily Mirror

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko suspects Aston Martin foul play over very quick 2023 F1 car

Amid all the jokes made by Christian Horner and the Red Bull drivers about Aston Martin's 2023 car, Helmut Marko's thoughts were delivered with a far more accusatory tone

Daily Mirror

Red Bull 'wouldn't mind boring year' but expects closer F1 races

Defending champion Max Verstappen controlled proceedings from pole to never face a genuine threat as he claimed his first win in Bahrain by almost 12s.

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How Red Bull's F1 rivals have pushed to wipe out its top-speed advantage

On a number of occasions, Max Verstappen could not be challenged for overtakes on the straights, and found it fairly easy to breeze past other drivers if he needed to. Rivals knew they had to respond to this for 2023, and so have set about improving the efficiency of their…

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Christian Horner tipped for top F1 role as Bernie Ecclestone slams Stefano Domenicali

Bernie Ecclestone was a key figure at the top of F1 for more than four decades, before the controversial Englishman was removed from his position as CEO in early 2017

Daily Mirror

Verstappen expects much closer F1 Saudi Arabian GP

Polesitter Verstappen appeared unimpeachable at the Sakhir circuit as he pulled out of DRS range of the chasing Ferrari of Charles Leclerc by the end of the opening lap.

Autosport

Five stories you may have missed from the F1 Bahrain GP

Red Bull holds exploratory talks with McLaren over engine supply

Autosport

Max Verstappen reveals Red Bull race engineer's anger with him despite Bahrain dominance

Red Bull will no doubt have been thrilled with how easily Max Verstappen was able to dominate the Bahrain race, but the Dutchman was doing one thing which annoyed them

Daily Mirror

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly has same plan as Newcastle with talks held amid £88m deal

Chelsea news as Todd Boehly reportedly holds talks with 777 Partners about setting up a multi-club system while Premier League rivals Newcastle United also want to replicate Red Bull and the City Football Group

Football London

Formula 1: Five talking points after the Bahrain GP from Red Bull dominance to a midfield shakeup

"Looking ahead to Jeddah, it's a completely different track with different conditions, there’s a lot of long straights and fast corners, so it will give us a completely different picture of where everyone is on the grid"

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Ten things we learned at the 2023 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix

Now that the Bahrain Grand Prix is in the books, the 2023 Formula 1 season is officially up and running. Behind the one-way traffic at the front of the field, as Max Verstappen picked up from where he left off last season, the overall pecking order has been refreshed.

The Guardian - UK

Aston Martin and Alonso leave F1 midfield rivals in rear-view mirror

Fernando Alonso leads a rapid revival, Hamilton and Mercedes left far behind and Red Bull remain in control

Autosport

10 things we learned at the 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix

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Verstappen expects a much closer F1 Saudi Arabian GP

Polesitter Verstappen appeared unimpeachable at the Sakhir circuit as he pulled out of DRS range of the chasing Ferrari of Charles Leclerc by the end of the opening lap.

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Ted Kravitz urges Toto Wolff to follow Red Bull lead for Mercedes' first step out of mess

Wolff has already admitted that Mercedes need to completely change their car concept, and Sky reporter Kravitz feels they have no choice but to follow Red Bull's lead

The Guardian - UK

‘This is not the right car’: Hamilton laments uncompetitive Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton, who finished 50 seconds behind Max Verstappen in Bahrain, has said Mercedes ‘know this is not the right car’

Daily Mirror

Damon Hill makes worrying Red Bull point as Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes have "real problem"

The Bahrain Grand Prix saw Red Bull show just how far ahead they are compared to the rest of the field in terms of car performance, and Mercedes realise that they are on the wrong path

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton laments Mercedes pace as he urges team to fix issue "ASAP" after Bahrain GP

Lewis Hamilton could only finish fifth in the Bahrain Grand Prix, whilst teammate George Russell was seventh as Mercedes again struggled to keep pace with Red Bull

Motorsport

Ferrari: Set-up, not car concept, behind F1 deficit to Red Bull

The Italian squad had hoped to be able to lead the challenge against Red Bull in F1’s season opener last weekend.

Autosport

Autosport Podcast: F1 Bahrain Grand Prix review

But it was a tough start to the season for both Ferrari and Mercedes, as Charles Leclerc retired while running in third with an engine issue and both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell struggled for pace against the frontrunners.

Autosport

Video: Red Bull dominant and Aston Martin magic at the F1 Bahrain GP

From a strong showing from Aston Martin, Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, to a worried Mercedes and a struggling Ferrari, plus every other team on the grid, Jon Noble, Matt Kew and Martyn Lee discuss how the 2023 opener played out in Bahrain and how each team looked after just…

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