The third of 21 races this season, the 56-lap blast around the 5.4-km long Shanghai International Circuit follows races in Australia and Bahrain which both threw up surprise winners
Mercedes' British driver Lewis Hamilton (R) takes a selfie with Ferrari's German driver Sebastian Vettel (L) prior to the Formula One Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on April 11, 2019. Pic/AFP
Lewis Hamilton has enjoyed more success than anyone in Shanghai, but the Briton faces stiff competition in his bid to chalk up a sixth Chinese GP triumph and go down as the winner of F1's 1000th race on Sunday.
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The third of 21 races this season, the 56-lap blast around the 5.4-km long Shanghai International Circuit follows races in Australia and Bahrain which both threw up surprise winners.
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