Clearly not licking their wounds from the trouncing they got from Mercedes in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari intend to show what they really have in the tank and forget the ‘anomaly' which many believe was the case in Melbourne. Previewing the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, round two of the 21-round Formula 1 World Championship, Binotto said, 'The Sakhir circuit has very different characteristics to the Australian one, with traction and braking being key factors.' “As a team, we will have to ensure that we have understood and rectified the areas where we were weak in Australia, which therefore meant we were unable to fully exploit our car’s potential.' “In...
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