Three hundred and seven-thousandths of a second – 0.307 – this is the time it takes light to cover a distance of little more than 57,000 miles. In this time, a hummingbird flaps its wings 30 times (but, on average, a human can blink just once). It’s a tiny amount of time – but it’s the time that covers ten drivers in the FP2 standings, from P8 to P17. That the majority of the current field is gathered in such a small span is a testament to the competitiveness of this year’s midfield. But it’s also a testament to the incredible technological advances our sport has done in the last seven decades. Only when the pursuit of perfection and progress reaches these heights,...
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