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Acrimonious battles between Ferrari and McLaren are nothing new. just ask Niki Lauda. Or Alain Prost. Or Mika Hakkinen. Or Kimi Raikkonen... TONY DODGINS unravels a saga of strife
Acrimonious battles between Ferrari and McLaren are nothing new. just ask Niki Lauda. Or Alain Prost. Or Mika Hakkinen. Or Kimi Raikkonen... TONY DODGINS unravels a saga of strife
Whoever said that sport and politics don't mix? In Formula 1 they are inseparable. But the Ferrari/McLaren wrangle that has smouldered behind the scenes since the start of the year, and ignited properly in July, threatens to overshadow a truly absorbing season in which four men have a genuine chance of winning the world championship title.
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