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Alonso reinstated to third after farcical FIA penalty reversal
Fernando Alonso has been reinstated to third position at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix to cap a farcical couple of hours which followed the podium ceremony.

Saunders: Verstappen looked like he had a rocket ship in Saudi Arabia
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FIVE KEY QUESTIONS FOR SAUDI GP
Is Red Bull's advantage as big as it looks? What next for Mercedes? Five key questions ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Can Aston Martin challenge again? What's going on at Mercedes and Ferrari? A look at the biggest talking points heading into round two of the F1 season.

WORLD ENDURANCE CHAMPIONSHIP
Ferrari's return to prototype racing: 'It doesn't get any better than this'
It's been 50 years since Ferrari last went prototype racing, but it's back, on familiar ground in Sebring and facing a familiar foe in Porsche.

WHAT NEXT MERCEDES?
Will Lewis Hamilton ever win another F1 race?
What's next for Mercedes after its Bahrain wake-up call?
Mercedes left the opening round of the 2023 season humbled by its rivals, but team boss Toto Wolff is already forming a radical plan to return to winning ways.

ESPN'S F1 SHOW
Unlapped: How to listen or watch ESPN's F1 show, episode archive, and more
Unlapped is ESPN's new Formula One show, featuring Katie George and F1 writers Nate Saunders and Laurence Edmondson, as they serve both complete newbies and seasoned motorheads. This is your one stop shop for all things F1.

BAHRAIN OVERREACTIONS
Bahrain GP overreactions: Hamilton might never win F1 race again
George Russell made a sweeping statement about Red Bull after the Bahrain GP, but another can be made about his teammate, Lewis Hamilton, given Mercedes' current predicament.

ALONSO'S MAGIC RETURN
Key moments of the Bahrain GP: Fernando Alonso steals the show
Max Verstappen won, but Fernando Alonso was the star of the first race of the F1 season in Bahrain.

RED BULL'S BIG CHALLENGE
Can Red Bull win every race in 2023?
Max Verstappen's easy Bahrain GP win had rivals handing Red Bull the title after one race, but the nature of F1's schedule means it won't always be so easy.
Top Headlines
- Hamilton on Red Bull: I've never seen a car so fast
- Hamilton reiterates commitment to Mercedes
- Leclerc says gap to Red Bull is bigger than it looks
- Saudi open to idea of hosting two F1 races
- Wolff wouldn't blame Hamilton for leaving Merc
- Ferrari changes power unit in both cars
- Norris: McLaren are far from crisis mode