MANAMA, (Reuters) – Britain’s Jenson Button won the Bahrain Grand Prix and stretched his Formula One world championship lead to 12 points yesterday with his third victory in four races.
The 29-year-old Brawn GP driver’s success dashed Toyota’s hopes of a breakthrough first win after the Japanese manufacturer had started with both cars on the front row for the first time.
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