ed Bull's Daniel Ricciardo was fastest in first practice for the Bahrain GP but team-mate Max Verstappen failed to complete a lap after his car broke down with a suspected electrical glitch.  Ricciardo believes Red Bull can challenge for victory this weekend in the desert and produced a blistering lap three tenths of a second quicker than the best of Mercedes to provide tangible encouragement after Verstappen's early misfortune. The Dutchman's car lost power on its first installation lap and required a push from its driver to make its return to the pitlane. Before Ricciardo's late burst, Ferrari had also featured prominently with Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel lapping within...
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