Bahrain is home to the third Grand Prix of the season, the first one ever at Bahrain to be run at night under artificial lighting. This year's race will also be the 10th Formula One race at the BIC. The Malaysian Grand Prix already saw the pack close together with 10 to 12 cars within one second of each other. There is expectation that this trend will continue at Bahrain, even though the Bahrain Grand Prix comes just 7 days after the Malaysian event. The hard braking zones and long straight sections are set to play into the hands of the Mercedes runners. Williams in particular has show particular agility and high top speeds on straights, thanks to its low drag package and solid Mercedes...
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