This weekend, Formula 1 will land on the Bahrain circuit. For the first time in two months, Formula 2 will be back on track as a support race. Those races are perhaps more interesting than the main act, because there is still a lot at stake. In first place, of course, the title fight still has to be settled. Mick Schumacher has a 22-point lead over Callum Ilott. That is certainly not an unbridgeable buffer, but Daniël de Jong of MP Motorsport thinks that this lead will determine the strategy of both drivers. “He [Schumacher] will try to stay out of the barriers and just try to get a reasonable result. Those others are going to take more risks, because are you going to settle for...
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