April 3, 2014 (F1plus/Graham Keilloh).- And so it comes around again. The F1 race that you may feel that you have to brace yourself for, say for the social unrest, politics, plain boring racing or lack of proper ambience. But Politics aside, the circuit will host its 10th Formula 1 Grand Prix, which is already far more that what Korean’s and Indian’s combined can claim for. The facility is a Hermann Tilke-penned one with everything that entails, only that this time, the race will be the second ‘twilight’ one of the season, as it now features lights. As Tilke tracks go this is one of the more tepid; a sort of triangular one dominated by long straights separated by tight turns, with...
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