Laid out to resemble the Chinese character `Shang' - meaning `high' - the Shanghai International Circuit's first corner complex is among the trickiest in F1 - a demanding 270 degree right-handed corner combination which requires an aggressive flat-out entry, braking through the corner which tightens up towards the end. Then there's a sudden change of direction, and the bend unwinds itself. Teams, therefore, lean towards oversteer when setting up their cars.
