Sebastian Vettel set the pace for Ferrari on the final morning of the Bahrain in-season test, with Mick Schumacher ninth in the Alfa Romeo. Vettel, who took over Ferrari's running after Schumacher drove his first laps in an F1 car for the Scuderia on Day One, posted a fastest time of 1:29.319, which was quicker than Max Verstappen's Tuesday best. The German racked up 47 laps at the scene of his costly spin in Sunday's race. Schumacher had little running before lunch, completing only 31 laps with a best time of a 1:32.296 as he got to grips with the Alfa Romeo. The 20-year-old, son of seven-time world champion Michael, said the Ferrari garage "felt like home" a day earlier....
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