Zoom in: Chinese Grand Prix
In a series of new articles, one of our photographers explains the good and the bad of shooting at each Formula 1 venue, and highlights their three favourite images from the circuit. This week, Shanghai, China
If you can say one thing about the Chinese Grand Prix it is that it is a unique venue if you are a photographer.
The architecture of the Shanghai track is like nowhere else on the calendar, especially with the whole grandstand and pit/paddock complex. The buildings help create different pictures for us because of their design, and their sheer vastness.
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