Sergio Marchionne was pleased to see Scuderia Ferrari be the front runners throughout the Bahrain Grand Prix, although he was certain that without Kimi Räikkönen’s pit stop calamity, both he and Sebastian Vettel would have been on the podium. The Chairman of the Maranello-based squad watched as Vettel held on for victory despite having to manage his tyres longer than they had planned to and despite the close attentions at the end of the race from Valtteri Bottas. However, Räikkönen’s chaotic second pit stop, which saw his SF71-H released before the left-rear tyre was changed, left one of his mechanics with a broken leg, and Marchionne admitted it was disappointing for the Finn to...
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