Now in his second season racing for Sauber, Felipe Nasr will continue to write exclusively for F1i to provide insight in to the life of an F1 driver. The facts and the truth The facts about the Chinese Grand Prix you will all know by now: the first lap misunderstanding that happened way up front in the field (from my perspective, anyway) between Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen caused a ripple effect that culminated with me trying to avoid someone in front and clashing with Lewis Hamilton. My race was spoiled from scratch, but the team and I soldiered on trying to understand our car’s behaviour in all the combinations between fuel load and types of tyres. It is the only opportunity...
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