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Vettel unbeatable in Bahrain

Three-time world champion Sebastian Vettel won his second race of the start of the 2013 season onwards. The pilot of Red Bull took the Grand Prix of Bahrain remained elusive until the end of the race at "Sakhir." Second runner-up finish in the standings Sebastian the drivers Kimi Raikkonen. Copilot Lotus Romain Grosjean fight for the last podium spot with excellent performing Force India driver Paul di Resta.

Challenged was fifth place, which eventually won the Lewis Hamilton. Briton managed to overtake Mark Webber to grab valuable points for Mercedes. In the last lap Webber was overtaken by Sergio Perez and finished seventh.

The competition was tough for Ferrari. Both drivers of the Ferrari had difficulties but ultimately Alonso managed to enter the top 8 and Table 15's. Both McLaren drivers Jenson Button and Sergio Perez made a spectacular competition between them, which ended without incident.

Vettel started from second position and pressed the leader Nico Rosberg from the first lap. Despite the strong start for Fernando Alonso, who was able to go fast forward and stand between Nico and Sebastian Vettel into second place as early as turn number five. The German did not lose time and immediately pounced on Rosberg for first place in the second round. In his second attempt he managed to take the lead and then led the column to finish.

Soon afterwards, Alonso was second, but DRS-seen to give him a defect and an urgent need to come into the pits. The problem was incorrigible and so its F138 finish the race without the system. By lap number 9, the Spaniard fell to 19th position.

Without Ferrari in the battle for victory, the race to focus on di Resta and Raikkonen, who had only a two stop strategy. Force India were in third place and had the chance to embark on his first podium this season, but teammate Kimi, Romain Grosjean, ahead of di Resta with new tires and so the Frenchman gave his team a double podium. Paul di Resta was fourth.

Lewis Hamilton gradually made his way up the column and finally managed to fight for fifth place with Webber. Sergio Perez, who today made one of his strongest events, also finished in front of the Australian. Before that, he struggled with his teammate, Sergio received angry messages on the radio from his team because of too violent attacks against Button. Perez touched the car of Jenson and damaged part of his front wing, but not fatally, and finished sixth.

Webber was an instant contender for the podium, but his last pair of tires not allowed struggle. Alonso, despite his lack of DRS, managed to fight off Nico Rosberg and Button, who finished ninth and tenth.

Felipe Massa burst two rear tires and finished the race in a distant 15th place. The Brazilian had contact with Adrian Sutil on the first lap, which caused a puncture and a Force India car. Ultimately Sutil finished 13th.