Talking Points: Behind the scenes of the Spanish GP
From Symonds' surprise and Brawn's suspicions, to Montoya's nightmare and McLaren's dilemma - Adam Cooper has the inside scoop on the decision makers and their decision making last weekend at Barcelona
Renault vs. Ferrari, Round III
Most people will agree that the Spanish GP was not a classic, but then we have been spoiled this year by a run of entertaining races. And Barcelona races are invariably by nature boring, a fact made obvious on Sunday morning. Despite the reversed top eight for their sprint event, even the usually spectacular GP2 boys could only muster a dull procession.
But that didn't make the main event any less stressful for its participants, and at least until the second round of pitstops were out of the way, there was a pretty interesting race underway. In fact, any contest involving Messrs Alonso and Schumacher - and it seems clear by now that they are fighting for the title - has to be worth watching.
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