The 2005 Teams Review
Ferrari began the 2005 season as hot favourites for yet another title, but it was Renault and McLaren who fought for the 2005 Formula One World Championship all the way to the final race of the year, while the Italian squad endured a nightmare season. In the end, the French who took the honours, through consistent teamwork and strong reliability. Tom Keeble reviews the teams' performance throughout the 2005 season
With the 2005 season complete, it is time to look at the teams, reflecting on their changing fortunes and the satisfaction they have brought their fans this year. Comparing statistics is often an interesting place to start, so each team's performance from the last two years, along with the change between them, is being used as an indication of 'momentum' - and a starting point for a relative measure of "Fan Satisfaction".
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