Lewis Hamilton displayed a blistering turn of speed to claim a dominant pole position and continue his unbeaten start to qualifying in 2015 at the Bahrain GP. For the fourth time in four events since his title defence began in Australia, the in-form Hamilton proved out of reach for his rivals over a single lap while his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg's problems heightened with the sight of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel beating him to the second front-row berth. Loading markets... Formula 1 Betting Bet £5 Get £20 Free Hamilton had already served notice of his stunning Sakhir pace in Q2 and then on his final run in the pole shootout all but matched that time with a lap of 1:32.571...
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