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Sun: Merc, Ferrari, Red Bull, Haas

Nico Rosberg eases to victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Followed by Kimi Raikkonen in P2 and Lewis Hamilton in P3m while Sebastian Vettel suffers an early retirement before the race could even begin. Mercedes: Nico Rosberg: Still to be released. Lewis Hamilton: Still to be released. Ferrari: Kimi Raikkonen: Still to be released. Sebastian Vettel: Still to be released. Red Bull: Daniel Ricciardo: Still to be released. Daniil Kvyat: Stilll to be released Haas: Romain Grosjean: Still to be released Esteban Gutierrez: Still to be released  
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