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Vettel denies cracking under pressure in Bahrain

Although Sebastian Vettel admits his Bahrain spin was his own doing, the four-time World Champion has denied cracking under pressure. Vettel was second best to Ferrari newcomer Charles Leclerc throughout the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend and it looked as if it would be more of the same in Sunday's race. While Leclerc romped off into the distance, holding a comfortable lead over Vettel, the German found himself under attack from Lewis Hamilton. The Brit got the jump on him in the first round of pit stops but it was Vettel who was ahead of the second. That, though, looked set to change as the Mercedes driver found some pace and hunted down Vettel. Challenging him for second place, the Ferrari...
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