Lewis Hamilton won the Bahrain Grand Prix and in doing so broke the hearts of Ferrari fans and most neutrals who watched as Charles Leclerc never put a foot wrong during an epic and nail-biting race, but the turbo failed on his car denied the Monaco Kid who nevertheless managed to limp home in third place. Whatever the case, Leclerc came of age with a masterful performance on the day, easily outshining his illustrious teammate Sebastian Vettel who was involved in the wars, spinning on his own while duelling with Hamilton for second place. The German recovered to finish fifth. After qualifying on pole by three-tenths of a second 24-hours earlier, Leclerc was tardy off the start and before...
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