Tilke und die Totengräber der Formel 1
Ich hatte gestern die gleichen Gedanken wie der Guardian:
… Weiterlesen“The only drawback is that the spacious garages, air-conditioned media centre, fitted kitchens and copious toilets are of no use to television viewers. A proliferation of tight corners may possess a clinical and straightforward line of attack, but they lack character and the sense of identity the Kingdom of Bahrain deserves. This is not the fault of the hospitable hosts since they have merely constructed a circuit designed by F1 officials who ought to know better.
Sakhir is a shorter version of Sepang, but without the fast sections that make the Malaysian track so popular. The mystery is that more sweeping curves and undulations were not incorporated in a region that is hardly short of space.