The Chinese Grand Prix was ultimately a race of 'what ifs' for Formula 1.
What if Lewis Hamilton's engine problem hadn't forced him to start from the back?
What if Daniel Ricciardo's left-rear tyre hadn't shredded while he led the race?
The Chinese Grand Prix was ultimately a race of 'what ifs' for Formula 1.
What if Lewis Hamilton's engine problem hadn't forced him to start from the back?
What if Daniel Ricciardo's left-rear tyre hadn't shredded while he led the race?
Ben Anderson is GP Racing's Editor, Autosport track tester and tame racing driver. He holds an undergraduate degree in journalism studies from the University of Sheffield and joined the title in March 2008, after eight months working in local newspaper journalism for award-winning weekly the Surrey Mirror. He worked on Autosport's national desk before moving up to F1 in '14. He has raced karts and cars since the age of 11 and has tested or raced more than 100 different examples during his career so far.