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Sebastian Vettel 'We can still improve tomorrow'

Sebastian Vettel finished the second free practice session at the Sakhir International Circuit in Bahrain in sixth, lower down the order than the Maranello-based squad would have anticipated. The Scuderia Ferrari driver hit trouble in the SF16-H when he lost drive late on in the session, before the decision was made to park the SF16-H at Turn 8. Prior to that the German did get close to the Mercedes pair on his soft tyre run, and is still positive ahead of the Saturday sessions. 'We don’t know 100% what happened. I felt out of Turn 4 that I lost drive, so I decided to stop. Obviously we don’t want to take a risk at this stage, damaging the car or the engine. It’s a shame because I...
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