2013 Bahrain Grand Prix practice in pictures

12 comments on “2013 Bahrain Grand Prix practice in pictures”

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   karter22 (@karter22)
   19th April 2013, 18:46

   That second ferrari shot of the F138 is stunning and is now my new screen saver! Love how the nose looks!
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   matt90 (@matt90)
   19th April 2013, 19:01

   The Mercedes really does look wonderfully pointy from the side. And that second picture of Perez looks amazing- more like a painting than a real picture.
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   Jon (@patomilan)
   19th April 2013, 19:54

   The second Ricciardo pic though…. Awesome!
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   AdrianMorse (@adrianmorse)
   19th April 2013, 20:18

   Rosberg looks pretty warm in the garage:

   https://www.racefans.net/2013/04/19/2013-bahrain-grand-prix-practice-pictures/merc-rosb-bahr-2013-1/

   I also noticed that Bottas is running a curved rear wing and Maldonado a straight one. Is the curved wing from the launch spec?
5. 

   Force Maikel (@force-maikel)
   19th April 2013, 21:38

   Is it Zain or Zoin on the McLarens? I assume it is Vodafones company in Bahrain?
   1. 

      Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
      20th April 2013, 0:03

      Zain. They’re a Kuwaiti telecom group, and a regional partner of Vodafone.
   2. 

      Max Jacobson (@vettel1)
      20th April 2013, 0:08

      @force-maikel – this articlegives the gist of their connection, but yes in essence it’s the Bahrain part of Vodafone.
   3. 

      GeeMac (@geemac)
      21st April 2013, 7:19

      Yeah, Zain are a major presence in the mobile marktet in the Middle East.
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   Moh'd
   19th April 2013, 23:02

   Zain
   It was Vodafone for several years and was changed few years back to Zain
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   Francorchamps (@francorchamps17)
   19th April 2013, 23:07

   This is true F1:
   https://www.racefans.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/12.jpg
   http://samhoward35.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/redb-vett-hock-20121.jpg

   And this is the Bahrain Grand Prix:
   https://www.racefans.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ferr-alon-bahr-2013-3.jpg
   http://nextgen-auto.com/gallery/pictures/2013/f1/gp-bahrain-19apr/552.jpg
   http://nextgen-auto.com/gallery/pictures/2013/f1/gp-bahrain-19apr/190.jpg

   Please bring F1 back where people want to see it! There are so many countries with thousands of fans: Mexico, Argentina, Germany, France, Portugal,…
   1. 

      Ivano (@)
      19th April 2013, 23:13

      Germany does have a race. But fully agree on the others, especially France.
   2. 

      Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
      20th April 2013, 0:05

      They can’t afford it. And the race-sanctioning fees aren’t the problem – their eco omies are rubbish.

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