Chinese Grand Prix this weekend, it is worth seeing?

I don't think so, first because the training and the race will be at 04 a.m (brazilian clock) which is already well demotivating, on the one hand the FIA ​​stepped back and qualifying will be again held at last year's format which is a breath, but formula 1 comes from 2014 treading the same path as Schumacher era, where every Sunday have imagined the outcome of the race. The possibility of the Mercedes stand in front is great again, even with Lewis Hamilton losing five places on the grid because of the exchange of exchange, this because the Ferraris are not the height of the league leaders.

So if you return the ballad earlier and are eating a snack before bedtime, will watch the training that helps pass the time while you lancham. Now, interrupting your sleep to watch a predictable qualifying, then honestly I think better left quiet.
Going beyond, depending on the grid formation (if Mercedes come out ahead), or watch the race on Saturday morning to Sunday leaves quiet, because you can be sure that the chance to win Hamilton or Nico Rosberg is very large.

Remember that these are all my assumptions and I can burn my tongue, but honestly, gp's that occur in the early hours do not lose your precious sleep, let to watch the Russian GP in May that will be in the morning (brazilian time). More information on face, even.

Lewis Hamilton in Shanghai China 2016 (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images)