The Defining Move
Looking back at the 2005 season, Tony Dodgins believes the Japanese Grand Prix defined the whole season - or, more to the point, that single move on the entry to 130R...
I apologise if my deepest reflection on the 2005 season is shaped by that incredible race at Suzuka, which has already exhausted most of the superlatives in the Thesaurus.
But I did go home wondering what effect Fernando Alonso's drive might have on Michael Schumacher. Specifically, on Schumacher's desire to keep putting himself on the line when there's probably half a billion plus in the bank, he's had 14 years in the limelight and been first past the chequer more than 80 times.
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