Daniel Ricciardo will start the Bahrain Grand Prix from fifth on the grid and although he did not have the firepower to make a claim for the front row of the grid he believes in the red Bull he has a car that can take the fight to Ferrari on Sunday. Ricciardo's best lap time of 1:28.398 was four tenth shy of Sebastian Vettel's pole-winning time. 'The lap was bits and pieces and there was probably a tenth left on the table,' admitted Ricciardo. 'I think Lewis still had a couple of tenths on me. Frustratingly close but top five within four or five tenths is good for F1.' 'I'm always excited for the race. Yesterday our race pace didn't look bad but our car wasn't as good as it...
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