Force India's Sergio Perez topped the timesheets for the second day in a row as the Mercedes teams experienced mixed fortunes on Day Two of the second Bahrain as Red Bull enjoyed a rare chink of good news.As was the case on Thursday, the Force India driver took to the track late the morning and his time of 1:35.570s remained the benchmark for the rest of the day. Just 0.064s behind was Fernando Alonso on what was arguably Ferrari's most productive day of running so far. After Kimi Raikkonen's track time on Thursday was limited by an electrical problem and bodywork changes, his new team-mate managed to completed more than a century of laps. Alonso's long runs during the afternoon showed that...
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