Qualifying took something of a backseat to the Marussia team in Bahrain, as it battled to get to the bottom of a recurring fuel leak problem. While Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton were out-gunned by their peers at Caterham for the first time in 2013, the team's attention was occupied by two fuel spills involving the Frenchman's car in its pit garage, one at the end of morning practice, the other during the qualifying session. Although television images suggested that the situation may have been more dramatic than it was, with extinguisher foam covering Bianchi's car, team principal John Booth confirmed that there had been no fire, and that the team was confident that there would be no...
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