The offset Formula 1 timetable in Bahrain means that our lives become rather more bizarre than usual, at least in terms of eating and sleeping. We don't finish work until quite late and so the teams tend to move to a regime that fits the timetable, even if it does not fit the daylight. So you find yourself walking through the long echoey tunnel to get to the brilliant Media Catering area, heading off to lunch with a flow of F1 people arriving, all saying 'Good morning!', while you are saying 'Good afternoon'. People eat breakfast at lunchtime and we are all surprised when we find it is three in the morning when we get back to the hotels in Manama, a city that never seems to sleep. Add...
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