Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne praised the Scuderia for its win in Bahrain, noting the team's strength but insisting on the long road that remains ahead in 2018. Sebastian Vettel conquered his 49th win as he put his 200th Grand Prix under his belt. But the Italian outfit's victorious day was also a troubled one as an unsafe pitstop release of Kimi Raikkonen - the second of the weekend - unfortunately injured a Ferrari mechanic who was left with a broken leg while the Finn retired on the spot after the mishap. "First and foremost, I wish our mechanic a speedy recovery and hope to see him back on track soon," said Marchionne Sunday evening. "The team performed consistently...
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