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ON THE TRACK
The track was designed by none other than Hermann Tilke and stretches out to 5412 meters.
NUMBER OF CORNERS: 15
NUMBER OF LAPS: 57 X 5412 M = 192 miles
Lap Record: 1:31.447 Andreas Ros (2005)[/SIZE]
Here is what it looks like with Narain Karthikeyan:
https://www.formula1.com/en/video/20...f_Bahrain.html
And here were last year's podium finishers:
Sebastian Vettel Ferrari 57 1:32:01.940
Valtteri Bottas Mercedes 57 +0.699s
Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 57 +6.512s
COMPLIMENT: Pierre Gasly finished 4th, Kevin Magnussen 5th, and the NC results were: Kimi Räikkönen, Daniel Ricciardo, and Valtteri Bottas
Bottas set the fastest lap of the race: 1:33.740
and the fastest pit stop: 24.302 - Lewis Hamilton
Last year, Sebastian Vettel clocked his pole lap at 1:27.958
SCHEDULE:
FRIDAY:
First Practice Session 14:00 - 15:30 completed
Second Practice session 18:00 - 19:30 completed
SATURDAY:
3rd PRACTICE: 15:00 - 16:00
QUALIFYING: 18:00 - 19:00
SUNDAY: RACE STARTS AT 17:10
TYRE CHOICE:
ACTION ZONES:
Turn one.
Remember that crash between Pastor Maldonado and Gutierrez at the fourth corner back in 2014?
Fourth corner.
Back in 2013—Sergio Perez and Jenson Button were constantly battling it out during that race. This was just one of those moments.
ninth and tenth corner 2005
Back in 2005, Michael Schumacher loses control for a second during the race. That particular section of the track is notoriously brutal; the braking point for the tenth corner actually sits right in the middle of the ninth.
Tire allocation:**
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Current standings:**
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Weather forecast:
Friday—mostly sunny.
High of 81°F, low of 70°F.
Saturday—partly cloudy.
High of 82°F, low of 70°F.
Sunday - Partly cloudy
High of 88°F, low of 72°F.
The dust hasn't even settled from Albert Park yet, and we're already heading to Bahrain for round two of the 2019 championship. That scorching wasteland of a track has always been an unmatched challenge, but with the night race setup, it feels a bit more manageable for the drivers.
Even though we had a pretty good idea of how things would shake out in Australia, the weekend still delivered some slight disappointments alongside a few bright spots. For instance, Honda actually surprised everyone by finally grabbing a win—their first time on top since the 2008 British GP when Rubens Barrichello pulled it off. On the flip side, Ferrari really fell short due to some questionable reliability issues. Ricciardo didn't seem to show any real pace, though maybe he's just still struggling to get acclimated. Pierre Gasly might be the biggest disappointment of the bunch, which leads to all that speculation about whether Kvyat might take his spot. Honestly, it's all just guesswork right now. It’s probably better to wait until the first actual race on a permanent track before we try to draw any real conclusions.
The Bahrain GP didn't disappoint during this new V6 era, so I'm really hoping we get another exciting performance out of them.
TV Schedule*
Friday.
12:00 PM First Free Practice (90 minutes)
4:00 PM Second Practice session 18:00 (90 minutes)
Saturday.
1:00 PM Third Free Practice session (60 minutes)
Qualifying starts at 4:00 PM (60 minutes).
Sunday
Race starts at 5:10 PM (120 minutes).
our time zone
The forum won't let me upload more than nine images per post.
The track was designed by none other than Hermann Tilke and stretches out to 5412 meters.
NUMBER OF CORNERS: 15
NUMBER OF LAPS: 57 X 5412 M = 192 miles
Lap Record: 1:31.447 Andreas Ros (2005)[/SIZE]
Here is what it looks like with Narain Karthikeyan:
https://www.formula1.com/en/video/20...f_Bahrain.html
And here were last year's podium finishers:
Sebastian Vettel Ferrari 57 1:32:01.940
Valtteri Bottas Mercedes 57 +0.699s
Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 57 +6.512s
COMPLIMENT: Pierre Gasly finished 4th, Kevin Magnussen 5th, and the NC results were: Kimi Räikkönen, Daniel Ricciardo, and Valtteri Bottas
Bottas set the fastest lap of the race: 1:33.740
and the fastest pit stop: 24.302 - Lewis Hamilton
Last year, Sebastian Vettel clocked his pole lap at 1:27.958
SCHEDULE:
FRIDAY:
First Practice Session 14:00 - 15:30 completed
Second Practice session 18:00 - 19:30 completed
SATURDAY:
3rd PRACTICE: 15:00 - 16:00
QUALIFYING: 18:00 - 19:00
SUNDAY: RACE STARTS AT 17:10
TYRE CHOICE:
ACTION ZONES:
Turn one.
Remember that crash between Pastor Maldonado and Gutierrez at the fourth corner back in 2014?
Fourth corner.
Back in 2013—Sergio Perez and Jenson Button were constantly battling it out during that race. This was just one of those moments.
ninth and tenth corner 2005
Back in 2005, Michael Schumacher loses control for a second during the race. That particular section of the track is notoriously brutal; the braking point for the tenth corner actually sits right in the middle of the ninth.
Tire allocation:**
I can't see the image you're trying to share. Could you please upload it again? Or if there was text you wanted me to look at, just paste it here and I'll get right on it.
Current standings:**
View on imgur
Weather forecast:
Friday—mostly sunny.
High of 81°F, low of 70°F.
Saturday—partly cloudy.
High of 82°F, low of 70°F.
Sunday - Partly cloudy
High of 88°F, low of 72°F.
The dust hasn't even settled from Albert Park yet, and we're already heading to Bahrain for round two of the 2019 championship. That scorching wasteland of a track has always been an unmatched challenge, but with the night race setup, it feels a bit more manageable for the drivers.
Even though we had a pretty good idea of how things would shake out in Australia, the weekend still delivered some slight disappointments alongside a few bright spots. For instance, Honda actually surprised everyone by finally grabbing a win—their first time on top since the 2008 British GP when Rubens Barrichello pulled it off. On the flip side, Ferrari really fell short due to some questionable reliability issues. Ricciardo didn't seem to show any real pace, though maybe he's just still struggling to get acclimated. Pierre Gasly might be the biggest disappointment of the bunch, which leads to all that speculation about whether Kvyat might take his spot. Honestly, it's all just guesswork right now. It’s probably better to wait until the first actual race on a permanent track before we try to draw any real conclusions.
The Bahrain GP didn't disappoint during this new V6 era, so I'm really hoping we get another exciting performance out of them.
TV Schedule*
Friday.
12:00 PM First Free Practice (90 minutes)
4:00 PM Second Practice session 18:00 (90 minutes)
Saturday.
1:00 PM Third Free Practice session (60 minutes)
Qualifying starts at 4:00 PM (60 minutes).
Sunday
Race starts at 5:10 PM (120 minutes).
our time zone
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