Four races into the Formula One season, Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo has already used up three of his four allocated engines and the pressure is increasing on manufacturer Renault. Ricciardo's engine blew spectacularly moments before the end of Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix, but the Australian driver had just about enough momentum to crawl across the line in sixth place. Red Bull's team principal Christian Horner tried to see the funny side, comparing Ricciardo's engine blowing to the night-time fireworks that greeted the race winner Lewis Hamilton as he crossed the line moments earlier. 'All the fireworks went off and the engine felt like it needed to join in,' Horner...
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