Bahrain Grand Prix winner Sebastian Vettel was unable to single out any one threat to his dream of racking up a fourth consecutive F1 world championship, admitting that different teams were strong at different races. The German cruised to his second win of the season at Sakhir, while the opposition either self-destructed, in Ferrari's case, or started too far back on the grid, as per Lotus. The victory opened out a ten-point cushion for Vettel at the top of the standings, but he refused to single out any one team as Red Bull's biggest rival. ”I don't know, it's a long, long championship,” he said, “I think, if you look at the first four races, Lotus is very quick, [and] they manage...
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