After Lando Norris won a dramatic, rain-affected season-opening Australian Grand Prix last week in Melbourne, Formula 1 returns this week with the first Sprint weekend of the season. More points are up for grabs as the field heads to Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix.

Given the fact that his Formula 1 debut at the Australian Grand Prix ended before it began, with a spin on the formation lap, you might expect Isack Hadjar to have some trepidation ahead of this week’s Chinese Grand Prix.

The situation has prompted a response from the FIA, which has altered the curfew times on Wednesday night due to 'logistical challenges'. All 10 teams will now face only a six-hour period when they cannot work on their cars, as opposed to the usual 11.5 hours.