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How the Bahrain GP in Malaysia exposed Red Bull’s hidden resurgence
On an off-weekend for Mercedes, Ferrari didn’t have the pace to beat Max Verstappen’s Red Bull even if its risky decision to start on slicks in the wet had paid off
In 2009 the Malaysian Grand Prix was halted early because of a torrential thunderstorm and half-points awarded, the legacy of a foolish decision to start the race later than before – 15:00 local – setting it on a collision course with this region’s r... [9602 chars]
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