Max Verstappen signalled his intent to Mercedes by claiming top spot in the early afternoon FP3 session ahead of qualifying for the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix, but when it mattered Lewis Hamilton who did the business and will start Sunday's race from pole position as Mercedes turned up the wick to make it a one-two on the night. Decided under floodlights, Lewis set a marker with his first Q3 run which was a tenth up on Max Verstappen and three tenths better than Valtteri Bottas. Hamilton said afterwards, 'To be out here, in Bahrain, and be able to put a lap like that together – I came today and said ‘let's just have fun and enjoy it.' That's the most important thing and with the...
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