Kolles on HRT's brighter future
HRT only just made it to the 2010 season and struggled throughout - but it's still on the grid and bullish team boss Colin Kolles is predicting great strides forward this year. Adam Cooper talked to him
The cancellation of the Bahrain test and race has left Formula 1 teams scrambling to change their plans. Some have probably gained and others lost out, depending on how much homework they had to do back at the factory.
The change has certainly come as a bonus for HRT. While the team was still on schedule to get the new F111 to the Bahrain test, there's a big difference between having to be in the Middle East for March 3, or at Barcelona several days later. For a team that's been chasing a tight deadline all winter, that extra breathing space is welcome.
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