Battles, duels and fights raged from start to finish in the action-packed Bahrain Grand Prix. But Sebastian Vettel, who won the race in his Red Bull, only took part in the mêlée for the first three laps. Then he cantered home to his second victory of the season and the 28th of his F1 career. "The pace was phenomenal," he said. "The car was very quick and it just started to get better and better towards the end. Really, a beautiful race where you could push every single lap. We took care of the tires, so overall I'm very happy." Lotus teammates Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean took second and third ahead of Force India's Paul di Resta. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) and...
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