Nico Rosberg will start the Bahrain GP from pole After playing second fiddle to Lewis Hamilton in all three practice sessions, Nico Rosberg trumped his Mercedes teammate against the odds in qualifying to take pole position for the tenth Bahrain Grand Prix. The two Silver Arrows sparkled as they powered around the 5,000 lamps which floodlit the venue, with Rosberg going fastest in his first run in Q3 with a best lap time of 1:33.185 which was  0.279 better than Hamilton. The two, immersed in their own private war almost oblivious to the others, decided to have another go but to no avail as both aborted when they realised that they would not go any faster. No one else was in their zone on...
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