They’ve talked the talk, now it’s time to walk the walk…Formula 1 pre-season testing takes place in Bahrain from March 12-14. This year, testing has been scheduled more like a single race weekend format, Friday to Sunday, each driver allowed only one-and-a-half days with the car in which he will challenge for glory during the 2021 campaign. So what will we find out? Should we expect lots of sandbagging or will there be some genuine nuggets that give a true indication of what this season’s order is likely to be? And ‘Mercedes are fastest’ doesn’t count… Here are five things we are eager to learn. 1) Are Ferrari getting back on track? Last year, when pre-season testing took...
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