The 2007 Bahrain GP Preview
With Ferrari having dominated in Australia and McLaren taking the spoils in Sepang, this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix looks set to be a thriller, with both teams fighting for glory. Tom Keeble analyses the prospects ahead of the third race of the season
With two rounds completed, a picture is forming for the shape of the championship to come - now, a win apiece under their belts, Ferrari and McLaren are looking to gain a psychological advantage for the return to Europe with a second win...
Analysis
The Bahrain Grand Prix is a good mix of medium and slow corners, intended to promote overtaking. A hot venue, reliability is going to be well tested, with teams working hard to ensure they have sufficient cooling to make the distance with enough margin to be sure the engines will last through the next race.
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