Mark Hughes: F1's Inside Line
"Ron Dennis is a man who above all else must have control"
A sport as technologically complex as Formula 1 doesn't always lend itself well to a mass audience. But the human drama of Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and 'Pitlanegate' in the McLaren pits on Saturday was very easy for even a casually watching audience to understand.
The explosive element was the madly intensive dynamic between two of the most hotly competitive souls on the planet. But its detonator was a technological one. And, if you followed that, the story acquired a deeper fascination.
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