GPI 2016 Bahrain Grand Prix Edition | Page 94

QUALIFYING REPORT Behind Raikkonen, Daniel Ricciardo took a solid fifth place for Red Bull Racing. His lap of 1:30.854 put him ahead of both Williams drivers and confirms that the Milton Keynes squad currently have the upper hand over the Grove outfit, at least with one car. Ricciardo’s team-mate Daniil Kvyat scraped through to Q2 but couldn’t improve and was the first man out in second session that proved the most lacklustre of the three, with few drivers managing to get in ‘survival’ runs. Neither McLaren drove managed a second run, though Stoffel Vandoorne though, managed to edge McLaren team-mate Jenson Button, a was also ruled out while sitti Nico Hulikenberg did m lap, however, and with his t time right, the German driver P8 to secure the last place in His success meant Rom P9 ahead of Toro Rosso’s M Sainz. In the opening phase of t was Force India’s Sergio P