Nico Rosberg win in Bahrain 2016

 Nico Rosberg was able to record their fifth win in a row and his second this season after consistent performance did not resemble flawless throughout the 57 laps under the floodlights at the Bahrain International Circuit, ahead of Kimi Raikkonen of Ferrari.
Rosberg made all the rolls since the race to grab the lead at the start to win this first win of his career in the Bahrain Grand Prix to score so full mark during the 2016 season.
The nearest German competitor was Kimi Raikkonen, who finished second aboard the only Ferrari in the race after Vettel's withdrawal from the formation lap.
World champion Lewis Hamilton was able to make up for what they lost in the first lap due to an accident at the first corner to cross the finish line third.

Daniel Ricardo was the best the rest behind the Mercedes and Ferrari in fourth place but just more than a minute, while Romain Grosjean stressed that strong these enhanced performance statistics exhibited by car Haas in the last race were not a one-time only, as it was able to kidnap fifth place after a thrilling perform.

Sixth place went to Max Virstebn Toro Rosso driver after starting from tenth place.

All Results Bahrain Grand Prix 2016

Pos	Driver	Counrty	Team	Time	Points
1	NICO ROSBERG	GER	MERCEDES	1:33:34.696	25
2	KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN	FIN	FERRARI	+10.282s	18
3	LEWIS HAMILTON	GBR	MERCEDES	+30.148s	15
4	DANIEL RICCIARDO	AUS	RED BULL RACING	+62.494s	12
5	ROMAIN GROSJEAN	FRA	HAAS	+78.299s	10
6	MAX VERSTAPPEN	NED	TORO ROSSO	+80.929s	8
7	DANIIL KVYAT	RUS	RED BULL RACING	+1 lap	6
8	FELIPE MASSA	BRA	WILLIAMS	+1 lap	4
9	VALTTERI BOTTAS	FIN	WILLIAMS	+1 lap	2
10	STOFFEL VANDOORNE	BEL	MCLAREN	+1 lap	1
11	KEVIN MAGNUSSEN	DEN	RENAULT	+1 lap	0
12	MARCUS ERICSSON	SWE	SAUBER	+1 lap	0
13	PASCAL WEHRLEIN	GER	MANOR	+1 lap	0
14	FELIPE NASR	BRA	SAUBER	+1 lap	0
15	NICO HULKENBERG	GER	FORCE INDIA	+1 lap	0
16	SERGIO PEREZ	MEX	FORCE INDIA	+1 lap	0
17	RIO HARYANTO	INA	MANOR	+1 lap	0
NC	CARLOS SAINZ	ESP	TORO ROSSO	DNF	0
NC	ESTEBAN GUTIERREZ	MEX	HAAS	DNF	0
NC	JENSON BUTTON	GBR	MCLAREN	DNF	0
NC	SEBASTIAN VETTEL	GER	FERRARI	DNS	0
NC	JOLYON PALMER	GBR	RENAULT	DNS	0

Detection of the new idea of ​​new system qualifying

Across Bernie Ecclestone and Jean Todt expressed support for the idea of ​​the new qualifying system, which will be evaluated in the coming days, such as holding additional talks on Thursday.

Ecclestone  and  Jean Todt President of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) did not want to return directly to the old qualifying system, but suggested instead make adjustments to keep the traffic on the track throughout the quota structure.

The idea is centered about the calculation of the total laps for each driver in each of the three quotas.

It is clear that this will reflect on the use of tires in the event of teams decided to use a different set each roll, although there is another option through a slow roll between Alfattan fast ferries on the same tire set.

Vettel will try to snatch the lead from dual-Mercedes in Bahrain

German Sebastian Vettel will start the Bahrain Grand Prix from third on the starting grid after completing qualifying late second half of the dual-Mercedes.
Vettel believes that he was not able to provide much better performance than his during the latter part of the qualifying session.

The German said: "I was very happy with the first attempt, was the second match for the first lefty to some extent. There was a slight improvement, but the margin of 5 percentage parts would not be enough, given their progress to a second half full."

He added: "It was a wonderful feeling inside the car and was in constant improvement. Did not inform the site that we want to be present in it yet, but we are heading in the right direction."

Speaking about his ability to re-launch rocket made in Melbourne two weeks ago, the German pointed out that he would do everything in his power to try to kidnap the lead.

Vettel said: "We will try to push them towards the corner."

He added: "We hope to be the best on the breakthrough, even though we were close together in the past year."

He continued: "It will be a long race and we'll see what will happen."

Fernando Alonso will not participate in the Bahrain Grand Prix 2016

Fernando Alonso will not participate in the Bahrain Grand Prix 2016 Formula One after not receiving medical clearance on Thursday.

 Alonso McLaren driver, He had suffered a horrific accident during the early stages of the Australian Grand Prix in 2016 when colliding Bastepan Gutierrez team Haas driver.

While Alonso was not subjected to injuries, but the car completely destroyed.

He underwent double world champion examinations at the medical center of Bahrain International Circuit, to announce later for his non-participation in the Bahrain Grand Prix in 2016.

A statement from the FIA: "After a series of tests he underwent Fernando Alonso at the medical center of Bahrain International Circuit, the decision was made not to spend his participation in the course of the weekend in Bahrain."

The statement continued: "As has been requested a re-run a scan of the chest area before the Greater China Award for his participation will depend on the results of the tests there."


After the announcement, McLaren confirmed directly that reserve driver Stoffel Fandorn will compensate Alonso.

Learn drivers and manufacturers Bahrain Grand Prix winners

FIA seemed to hold the Bahrain Grand Prix since the 2004 season down to 2016 where he will be hosted by the Bahrain International Circuit the second round of the World Championship Formula 1 race of the  2016 season  .
There was canceled Bahrain Grand Prix season was in February 21, 2011 announced that the Bahrain GP for 2011, scheduled for March 13 was canceled because the Bahraini protests in 2011.
Below are the drivers and Constructors Bahrain Grand prix winners since its inception in 2004

Year	Constructors	Team
2015	Lewis Hamelton	Mersedes
2014	Lewis Hamelton	Mersedes
2013	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull
2012	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull
2011	Cancelled	Cancelled
2010	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari
2009	Jenson Button	Brawn-Mercedes
2008	Felipe Massa	Ferrari
2007	Felipe Massa	Ferrari
2006	Fernando Alonso	Renault
2005	Fernando Alonso	Renault
2004	Michael Schumacher	Ferrari

Wolff : new qualification system will fail in Bahrain

 Austrian Toto Wolff, director of Mercedes, said he did not see any reason why to wait for a better qualifying trials this       weekend in Bahrain, it comes after the Formula One teams failed to modify the qualification system for the second round of the 2016 season.
 Although the teams have agreed during the Australian Grand Prix 2016 at the exclusion system such as miserably, but not to get a  consensus during the vote last week was carried out to return to  the old qualification system starting with the Bahrain Grand  Prix led to the continuation of the adoption of a system of  exclusion.

Wolf admitted that Formula One is now under close control, but believes that the exclusion system will fail again in Bahrain.

He said the Austrian team in providing the race of Bahrain, "will continue to adopt the exclusion end of this week after the beginning of the system is exciting in Australia."

He added: "There was a consensus on Sunday in Melbourne about the exclusion system failure. We did not get the appropriate formula through this amendment and it is difficult to get the experiences more exciting this weekend in Bahrain Grand Prix 2016."

Then he continued: "facing the sport close control on this subject, so you should think well in order to make appropriate decisions and steps studied to overcome this stage. The fans want to see a race heated among the best drivers and the best cars, through a simple system can be easily understood."

He completed: "We must be able to provide that to the fans in the stands and behind the TV screens around the world."