F1 2016: The great, the good, the average
There are distinct groups forming in the Formula 1 pecking order, reckons KARUN CHANDHOK after a day trackside at the Barcelona test. Here's his verdict on form
As Formula 1 nears the end of pre-season testing, so more teams are finally starting to explore the potential of their new cars.
Development parts are bolted on, set-ups are refined, tyres are thrown at the cars for long and short runs. With only two weeks to go until everyone turns wheels for free practice in Melbourne, there is not much time to waste.
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