Formula Legend Strategy Report – Bahrian Grand Prix 2015 Round 4 – 57 Laps – 5.412km per lap – 308.405km race distance – high tyre wear For many, the Bahrain Grand Prix was a two-stop race, despite an abrasive track surface and warm temperatures. It was the second time the event had been held at night under floodlights, creating a stunning spectacle.Some tried a three-stopper, which at times mixed up the field and provided us with some fantastic battles. The fight at the front was close, with Lewis Hamilton eventually eking out a comfortable advantage to win from a charging Kimi Raikkonen and Nico Rosberg, despite both Mercedes drivers suffering brake trouble.In the latest...
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