Nico Rosberg has taken his second pole and also the second pole of the year for Mercedes AMG F1. The German dominated the final part of qualifying and he will start alongside Sebastian Vettel on the front row for tomorrow's Bahrain GP. Fernando Alonso is third with Felipe Massa alongside him on the second row. The first three minutes were quiet once again, but eventually it was Sauber who decided to get its drivers out on track, both leaving the pits on the hard tyres. Gutierrez sets the first time, but Hulkenberg is quicker second later, completing his lap in 1:34.409. As soon as the Sauber cars completed their first laps, many others also think it's time to go out with the track...
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