– Daniel Ricciardo was in high spirits after an impressive recovery drive in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix saw him climb from 13th to fourth. The Red Bull driver, who lost his second row start due to the 10-place grid penalty he picked up at the previous Malaysian event, pulled off a string of impressive moves throughout the evening, and crossed the line just four tenths of a second behind Force India rival Sergio Pérez. He also came out on top in a direct duel with team-mate and reigning World Champion Sebastian Vettel, who finished two places adrift in fifth. "It was an awesome race," said Ricciardo. "I think the first stint was a bit follow-the-leader, but from the...
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