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Markus Winkelhock might only ever make one grand prix start. He'd rather make more, of course, but at least he knows that single race will always be remembered. What a bizarre and remarkable debut it was. He began the weekend in a daunting - and yet grateful - position. Spyker had sacked Christijan Albers in the wake of the British Grand Prix, and while drivers with budgets vied for the drive, team principal Colin Kolles needed a short-term stand-in for the European GP. Last week, Winkelhock was racing for Kolles in the DTM. Now he was making his GP debut in front of his home crowd. To say Markus wasn't fully prepared is an understatement. His previous experience of the Spyker amounted to 180km of Paul Ricard - three long months ago. No wonder he struggled to get close to team-mate Adrian Sutil at the 'Ring. A judgment on his performance was almost irrelevant. © 2021 Autosport
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