In a race, which was a rematch of last year's San Marino Grand Prix, Spain's Fernando Alonso proved why he is the current champion, as he narrowly defeated seven-time world-title holder Michael Schumacher by two seconds to win the Formula One Grand Prix of Bahrain at Sakir on Sunday. Read on for the story.

For the first time in many years, the 2006 Formula One season could be a battle between more than just a couple of drivers. Who might be racing for this year's title? Read on to find out.

For the first time in Formula One history, a Russian backed F1 team launched their car in front of the world's press and an audience. It happened last Friday at Silverstone, England. Read on for the story.

Defending champion Renault launched their new car, the R26, in Monte Carlo, Monaco with the intention of winning back-to-back championships.

Williams launched their FW28 car last Friday at their Grove, England headquarters. It is a car that is a little different than their past cars. Read on to find out why.

For the first time in 38 years, the Honda Motor Corporation launched their full "works" car in Barcelona, Spain this past Wednesday.

After suffering a dismal 2005 Formula One season, Ferrari launch their newest challenger, the 248 F1 in Mugello, Italy this past Tuesday.

After a merger with the Swiss Sauber team last June, the "new" BMW team recently launched its first Formula One car in Valencia, Spain. Read on for the story.

Toyota's F1 team became the first team to launch the new 2006 racing car at their manufacturing center in Valenciennes, France. Read on for the story.

Finland's Kimi Raikkonen wins the inaugural Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul, but still trails rival Fernando Alonso by 24 points with five races remaining.