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The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and Formula One Management (FOM) wish to jointly confirm their belief that the Bahrain GP should go ahead this weekend. 

The FIA and FOM also strongly believe that sport can often be a force for good and that the staging of the Grand Prix in Bahrain will come some way in helping soothe some of the issues which have been raised in the media.

DRIVERS – Charles PIC (Caterham), Jean-Eric VERGNE (Toro Rosso), Paul DI RESTA (Force India), Pastor MALDONADO (Williams), Felipe MASSA (Ferrari), Jenson BUTTON (McLaren)

PRESS CONFERENCE

DRIVERS

1 – Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari)

2 – Kimi RAIKKONEN (Lotus)

3 – Lewis HAMILTON (Mercedes)

PODIUM INTERVIEWS

(Conducted by David Coulthard) 

Fernando, congratulations. A fairly dominant victory in the end and your 31^st victory, putting you fifth in the all-time list just behind Ayrton Senna. What does this one mean to you?

DRIVERS

1 – Lewis HAMILTON (Mercedes)

2 – Kimi RAIKKONEN (Lotus)

3 – Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari)
 

TV UNILATERAL

Lewis, a fantastic, last-minute shoot-out for pole and you won it for your new team.

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES – John Booth (Marussia), Ross Brawn (Mercedes), Christian Horner (Red Bull Racing), Franz Tost (Toro Rosso), Claire Williams (Williams).

PRESS CONFERENCE

Q: Claire, how have your duties changed within the team?

DRIVERS – Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing), Nico ROSBERG (Mercedes), Sergio PEREZ (McLaren), Nico HULKENBERG (Sauber), Romain GROSJEAN (Lotus), Adrian SUTIL (Force India)

PRESS CONFERENCE 

Mark, I’m afraid we’re coming to you first. Very smart new haircut, fairly drastic, but I guess that’s the summer haircut is it?

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