Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula 1 heads to Bahrain this week for the second of three pre-season tests. It’s been almost three weeks since the track fell silent at Jerez but Formula 1 2014 properly kicks into action in the desert. The third test, which also takes place in Bahrain, commences next Thursday which means that teams don’t have much time to fix any issues that may crop up. The long distance between Bahrain and the teams’ European factories means that flying out parts won’t be a simple task. As with the first test at Jerez, the track will be open for eight hours between 9am and 5pm local time (6am to 2pm GMT). Here’s what to look out for at the second test. Can Renault be...
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