Some Formula 1 drivers arrive in Melbourne a bit earlier than is usual for other races. Carlos Sainz, for example, has a whole roadmap to ensure he does not have jet lag. Article continues under ad After races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, where the time difference with Europe is minimal, F1 teams and drivers are flying to the other side of the world for the Australian Grand Prix next weekend. Because you can still suffer from jet lag, several drivers land in Melbourne as early as a week before the GP. Flight to Australia Sainz, for instance, has quite a plan for his flight to Australia. European time he flies around 22:30, but in Australia it is eight o'clock in the morning at that time....
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