The Bahrain Grand Prix is the first Grand Prix in a long time to be held in Formula 1 conditions. No cold, no rain and no wind, just the warm temperatures in Sakhir. Formula 1 usually draws up a calendar in which there is as good a chance as possible that every race will have good conditions. Europe is visited during the summer season, while countries such as Bahrain and Abu Dhabi are scheduled later or early in the season. This year this was slightly different because of the coronavirus. Read more Vettel: 'When I am fat and have almost no hair left, it will be nice to look back' Rain in the desert? Because of the virus, the calendar had to be adjusted and the previous races were all still...
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