Bahrain Grand Prix technical insight
Even though the Bahrain GP is the last of the flyaway races, plenty of teams have been working with updated parts ahead of the return to Europe. CRAIG SCARBOROUGH talks you through them
For the teams at the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend, finally reaching the last of the early flyaway races will be a relief.
Soon the cars can be returned to their factories and greater developments can be added.
Most of the updates in Bahrain will be track specific, with greater cooling allowed for the engines and brakes, while further details of the Chinese GP updates have also emerged.
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