Welcome to the discussion thread for the 2020 Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix.
Almost 20 months after its last visit, Formula One has returned to Sakhir for the first weekend of the double-header at the Bahrain International Circuit.
It's been a while since F1 enjoyed its last night race, and no doubt drivers and fans alike will look forward to seeing the cars out on track and under the floodlights at the start of FP2 on Friday evening. It's a balanced circuit in that it features long straights as well as a mixture of low, medium and high speed corners.
Rather unexpectedly - given that we're going racing in the desert - there is a strong possibility of rain on both Saturday and Sunday. The unusual November date for the Bahrain Grand Prix means that temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler than usual too, which should be an interesting challenge for the teams.
The nature of the circuit layout encourages wheel-to-wheel racing, giving drivers the opportunity to create memorable battles like the one between Hamilton and Rosberg in 2014. As the midfield continues to converge in performance, and we get ever closer to the end of the season, expect to see some good fights this weekend.
Let us know what you're looking forward to about this weekend, and let's get some discussion going!
Almost 20 months after its last visit, Formula One has returned to Sakhir for the first weekend of the double-header at the Bahrain International Circuit.
It's been a while since F1 enjoyed its last night race, and no doubt drivers and fans alike will look forward to seeing the cars out on track and under the floodlights at the start of FP2 on Friday evening. It's a balanced circuit in that it features long straights as well as a mixture of low, medium and high speed corners.
Rather unexpectedly - given that we're going racing in the desert - there is a strong possibility of rain on both Saturday and Sunday. The unusual November date for the Bahrain Grand Prix means that temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler than usual too, which should be an interesting challenge for the teams.
The nature of the circuit layout encourages wheel-to-wheel racing, giving drivers the opportunity to create memorable battles like the one between Hamilton and Rosberg in 2014. As the midfield continues to converge in performance, and we get ever closer to the end of the season, expect to see some good fights this weekend.
Let us know what you're looking forward to about this weekend, and let's get some discussion going!