Ferrari star Sebastian Vettel reveals ‘problems’ ahead of Bahrain Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel is looking to bounce back from his disappointing display in the Formula 1 season opener at the Australian Grand Prix. However, the Ferrari star has revealed that it’s it is tough for drivers at the Bahrain Grand Prix, due to the difficulty of the circuit. Ferrari’s SF90 performed well in testing and the car was expected to allow Vettel and team-mate Charles Leclerc to seriously challenge Mercedes, but they were off the pace in Australia. “From a driver’s point of view, I would describe the level of difficulty for this circuit as basically normal,” he explained. “However, it is hard to find the right rhythm in the desert, mainly because of the sand that the wind blows onto the track. “Every lap is different, which can be a decisive factor, especially in qualifying. “If you move just a few inches off the ideal line, you start to slide and you can throw your lap in the bin, because you just can’t make up the time you lose at this point and the rate of mistakes is significantly higher than at other circuits.” Drivers will have to battle with 35 per-cent humidity and 30 degree heat after lights out on Sunday.

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