+ Although the Bahrain Grand Prix failed to deliver a race as exciting as last season, the 57-laps were most definitely fascinating as Mercedes were prevented from scampering away into the distance, with Ferrari hot on the heels of the Silver Arrows. Throughout the order many midfield battles raged on, with Force India, Sauber and Lotus all jostling for position, while Williams managed to steal a position away from Ferrari after Sebastian Vettel’s uncharacteristic mistake at the final corner prompted an extra stop for a new nose. Meanwhile, Toro Rosso endured a race to forget, with both Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen both forced to retire. Jenson Button failed to even start the race...
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