Lewis Hamilton continued his domination of practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix even though the second session was interrupted by two red flags. Under the floodlights at the Bahrain International Circuit, FP2 was more representative of conditions for qualifying and the race in comparison to the daylight-running in FP1 when Hamilton was head and shoulders above his rivals. Article continues under video The newly crowned seven-time champion was again comfortably clear in FP2, deposing Red Bull's Max Verstappen by 0.347secs during the low-fuel, soft-compound qualifying simulation runs. Hamilton posted a time of one minute 28.971s to knock Verstappen off top spot with 12 minutes remaining, with...
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