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Times from the final free practice session for the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix.

Lance Stroll and Yuki Tsunoda have both been handed reprimands for impeding rivals in FP2.

As the FIA prepares to reveal the findings of its investigation into the events of Abu Dhabi, Lewis Hamilton insists that all he wants from it is transparency.

Lewis Hamilton has been fined for missing the FIA Awards Gala in December, however money will be used to support a student from a disadvantaged background.

Today's press conference featuring all twenty drivers.

Lap times so far look impressive, with the cars only around 1.2 seconds off the equivalent times from the same session last season, when they had a compound that was one step softer.

We're expecting a tough couple of days where we need to focus on damage limitation but also continuing to experiment to see if we can find a better place to run the car.

It looks like we have some work to do from a performance point of view, and we will do that overnight.

We have struggled a bit for pace today, but we did get through our programme, with only a minor radio issue for Alex losing us time.

We seem to be quite competitive, but we have to keep in mind that it is still early to draw any conclusions.

Other than the loose sidepod on Esteban's car, which we've identified and rectified to avoid a repeat, we've not had any problems with the cars.

It was a good day today. Surprisingly there were no issues with the car, no gremlins, nothing.

We've started in a good place, we had quite a straightforward and smooth day.

The team's engineers spring into action now, as they work with the drivers to optimise the car ahead of tomorrow's first qualifying session of the year.

It is very tough to tell where everyone stands and we will not truly find out until qualifying tomorrow.