Sebastian Vettel has taken early bragging rights for Ferrari at the Bahrain GP by setting the pace in Practice One - but team-mate Kimi Raikkonen's car broke down in scorching desert temperatures. In by far the hottest track session of F1 2017 so far, with ambient temperatures approacing 40 degrees, Ferrari made the early running while Mercedes seemingly focused on heavier-fuel runs and set-up work. When's the Bahrain GP? The TV times and all the ways you can watch on Sky Sports Vettel set the pace from the Red Bulls by four tenths with a best lap of 1:32.697, with fellow championship leader Lewis Hamilton down in 10th place, nearly two seconds off the pace. Ferrari ran a new front wing in...
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