F1 underdogs have the world on their side
When you're in a dominant F1 team, fans' displeasure can drag you down - but when you're the underdog achieving upsets you feel like everyone's on your side, says the SECRET MECHANIC
In Bahrain I couldn't help but be drawn towards the Ferrari garage each time I walked along pitlane.
There's an eminent glow from it - which I've seen in the past, but that's been missing for a while now. That garage is beginning to radiate again and not just because every single thing inside's painted in that garish red scheme!
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