With pre-season testing reduced to just three days, on the same track and in similar conditions to the season opener, we can expect a busy and hopefully revealing few days. Wednesday saw the last of the 'reveals', and with that nonsense out of the way F1 can get down to the serious business. We say nonsense because the cars revealed at the launches usually bear little similarity to those that hit the track for testing just a few days later, and even less compared to the versions that line up on the grid for the season opener. This year, courtesy of the COVID restrictions, which left us all relying on the teams for images, which, as ever, meant a few shots in a dark and moody studio, the...
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