Chinese GP technical round-up
With a three-week break between Malaysia and China, all Formula 1 teams have used the opportunity to introduce new parts for their cars. Craig Scarborough looks at the most significant technical changes
The three-week break since the Malaysian Grand Prix has given Formula 1 teams the chance to bring a multitude of new parts to China.
Friday free practice was used to trial new developments and measure their performance with bespoke sensor pods. Every team had something new.
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