10 years ago, Fernando Alonso took the second of his three Bahrain Grand Prix wins while driving for Renault. The Spaniard remains the most successful F1 driver in Sakhir but Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Williams' Felipe Massa could draw level with him should they claim victory on Sunday.

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