Despite topping both practice sessions in Bahrain, Lewis Hamilton wasn't particularly pleased with the balance of his Mercedes car. Two weeks on from winning his seventh consecutive F1 title, the Brit leads the rest of the field.  Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas are both chasing the 35-year-old after the first day in Bahrain. Straight after the evening session, Hamilton suggested his mechanics have some work to do ahead of FP3.  "Great to be back out [in Bahrain]. But today was like a test day so it wasn't my favourite. From my side, we're not particularly happy with the balance of the car. But the track is quite slippy, quite dusty. The track works the tyres completely...
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