Lewis Hamilton has admitted that his hopes to win Sunday's Bahrain GP rest on him finding more race pace than in practice, or Sebastian Vettel could repeat his Malaysia victory. Hamilton's Mercedes team made chassis changes for today’s practice running, but the hot afternoon FP3 session was not representative, so the true test will only come in the race itself. Although Hamilton qualified on pole by 0.4s, Vettel knocked his teammate Nico Rosberg off the front row and will start alongside him tomorrow with a Ferrari that should be kinder to its tyres and potentially faster over a stint. “There were a lot of small things that we changed overnight in the hope that they will make the...
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