The 2006 German GP Preview
Tom Keeble previews the next two back-to-back rounds of the season, and rates the teams' chances of success at the German and Hungarian Grands Prix
After seeing Ferrari and Bridgestone steal the thunder from Michelin and Renault in France, the circus is heading to Germany and then Hungary for back-to-back races at the Hockenheimring and Hungaroring.
Analysis
The forthcoming races, whilst not dipolar, will certainly stretch the teams in different directions: before challenging the specifics, the broader questions that need to be asked are, has Michelin dropped the ball and let Bridgestone back in to the game? And who has been getting the most from their in-season developments?
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