Pre season testing has moved to Bahrain and will take place from the 12th to 14th of March.
I'd get rid of most of testing. It just means they can perfect everything before the season starts. Have a day or two to shakedown and find any major problems and that's it. Let them figure out the rest when they go racing.That'll probably muddy the waters a bit, the teams have soo much data from Barcelona to compare to, much less for Bahrain!
The best thing about the new tracks this year was the fact that the teams didn't know them inside out and already have the perfect setup and strategy in mind. Turkey was great because of the low grip. Germany was great because the rain stopped Friday practice. Mugello, Imola and Portimao were good because they were new.
Unless there's a major formula change then I'd limit them to a day or two testing. Adds the likelihood of mistakes.
