With the pre-season testing being done and dusted, teams and drivers start to focus on the Australian Grand Prix that kicks off the 2020 FIA Formula One Championship season at Melbourne on March 15. The championship's main contenders only had six days of on-track action to get themselves ready for the forthcoming championship. Although the pre-season testing looked horrendously short, most of the cars have been built as an evolution of their predecessors that meant reliability has been less of a concern. Everyone knows that winter testing can be misleading just as it was the case last year when Ferrari impressed with a fast, reliable car only to fall then flat on their face at the...
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