Racecar Engineering

The long road back

February is normally a quiet month with very little racing to worry about. The Formula 1 testing starts to drive a little bit of interest at the end of the month but, by and large, it’s a time to focus on things other than racing. By the time March rolls around, it’s back to the normal routine of races, news, features, taking the children to activities and then hitting the road again. At a stretch, there may be a trip to the Geneva Motor Show early

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