The 2005 Race-by-Race Review
In the longest season in Formula One history, there was plenty to enjoy, losts of memorable moments, a few to forget, and one that embarrassed the sport and its members. Will Gray looks back at each of the 19 rounds of the 2005 World Championship, with the benefit of hindsight
Nobody could have expected the downfall Ferrari would suffer due to new tyre rules in 2005. The Italian team dominated the 2004 season but it was a different world this time around as the young pretenders to Ferrari and Michael Schumacher's crowns finally became the key contenders in a battle of pace and attrition ultimately won by Fernando Alonso and Renault.
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