Nico Rosberg says the Bahrain Grand Prix is going to be “a whole new challenge” due to racing under the lights.FP2 took place after sunset on Friday and saw track and air temperatures drop, with the track temperature some 15C lower than in FP1. Rosberg said getting the tyres to work was not too big an issue but that new challenges had appeared as a result of the timing of the race, with data from testing now having little value.“It worked out well,” Rosberg said. “I was going well out there. Tyre temperatures are going to be less of an issue now in these conditions, it's more dropping out of the window and getting too cold at the end of the stint which is going to be a bit of a...
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