"> Sebastian Vettel had it all his own way today. Not only did he have the quickest car and a front row start, but he also managed to stay out of trouble to ease his way to a 28th grand prix victory. The race winner knew that if he was to win in Bahrain, he had to take the lead off the start. Vettel duly delivered, and by the time Alonso had squeezed Rosberg out, the gap was already over three seconds. This gave Vettel the buffer to put the hammer down, and it was already a race between himself and the Ferrari. Two DRS failures later, and it was Vettel's race to lose. Raikkonen's strategy meant that he had to be careful on his tyres, allowing the Red Bull to pull out a lead as great...
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