Christian Horner heaped more praise on Red Bull new boy Daniel Ricciardo after the Australian battled through from 13th on the grid to claim fourth place at the Bahrain Grand Prix.Dumped ten places down from his qualifying result on Saturday, having carried a penalty over from last weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, Ricciardo had a job on his hands but after a steady opening stint, set about picking off the cars ahead of him – including four-time world champion team-mate Sebastian Vettel, who had opted to start on the harder compound tyre and was instructed to move over after running more slowly than the Australian.The final stint of the race was even better for Ricciardo, who picked up...
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