Buoyed by a revitalised driver pairing and a much-improved power unit, Ferrari have breathed new life into Formula 1’s world championship battle this year – and appear ready to make it stick but toppling Mercedes will not be a pushover. The Italian team, which ended a two-year win drought when Sebastian Vettel won the Malaysian Grand Prix, saw the Iceman Kimi Raikkonen roll back the years on Sunday with a resurgent second place behind championship leader Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes in the Bahrain Grand Prix. This form has lifted them into a strong second place in the constructors’ championship behind champions Mercedes and set up the prospect of a thrilling title fight as the series...
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