Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was the quickest man on the opening practice day for the Bahrain Grand Prix, topping the timing screens ahead of team-mate Sebastian Vettel. Key Points from FP1: - The hot afternoon track temperature, which peaked at 54ºC, won't give an accurate picture for qualifying which is run at dusk. - Raikkonen's 1:37.827 was over two-tenths quicker than Vettel could manage in the SF15-T. - Nico Rosberg finished just 15th with team-mate Lewis Hamilton behind in 16th. The pair were well over a second slower. - Mercedes chose to focus on long runs in an attempt to better undestand their tyre wear in the hot climate of Bahrain.  - Early trouble for McLaren-Honda as...
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