Formula 1 HEINEKEN CHINESE GRAND PRIX 2019 12 - 14 APR

Heineken Chinese Grand Prix

Bahrain is very tough on rear tyres in particular with a high level of traction and grip required for a good lap time. As it is located in the desert, it is quite common to have sand on the track, which can lower the grip levels, in particular at the start of a session. This is a track where tyre management is important, with rear traction in particular being the key to a strong qualifying and race pace. The grand prix starts in the late afternoon, so temperatures fall as the race goes on, affecting tyre behaviour. The race is followed by the first in-season test.

The Circuit

Heineken Chinese Grand Prix
Number of laps 56
Circuit Length 5.451 Km
Race Distance 305.066 Km
Lap record 1:32.238 Michael Schumacher - 2004

Circuit Data

4 Tyrestress 2 Downforce 4 Lateral 3 Asphaltabrasion 3 Asphaltgrip

TYRES

P Zero white Hard — C2

P Zero yellow Medium — C3

P Zero red Soft — C4