Bahrain Grand Prix polewinner Nico Rosberg knows that he has only done half the job he needs to do to retain his F1 world championship lead after three rounds.The German emerged from Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton's shadow to claim pole position under the floodlights at Bahrain International Circuit, but admits that racing in similar conditions on Sunday evening will be a different proposition, particularly in unfamiliar conditions and with an engine beginning its third successive event.“Starting from pole is obviously a great thing, but it's a whole different story tomorrow,” he confirmed, “A different challenge is awaiting us for the race, with tyre degradation the main problem....
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