Lewis Hamilton was still spoiling for a fight with Ferrari after Bahrain Grand P...
MANAMA - Lewis Hamilton was still spoiling for a fight with Ferrari after Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying left Formula One champions Mercedes lagging behind their Italian rivals on Saturday.
In Melbourne, Mercedes locked out the front row and finished first and second but third and fourth on the grid was the best Hamilton and Australian winner Valtteri Bottas could manage on Saturday. Bahrain’s more traditional 5.4km long layout has always been much more to Ferrari’s taste — maybe even flattering their car.
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