2006 German GP: Facts & Stats
Sean Kelly analyses the results and the stats from the German Grand Prix, and he offers perspective on the performance of the drivers and teams
Just over a month ago, Fernando Alonso was marching inexorably toward becoming the eighth driver in history to record back-to-back world championship successes. His win in Canada was his fourth in a row, and it came from his fifth successive pole position.
Although F1 is so often maligned for being predictable, Michael Schumacher and Ferrari have thrown the form book out of the window in the last three events, proving to be totally dominant in a way reminiscent of their crushing 2002 and 2004 campaigns, while also hitting statistical highs that even those seasons did not see.
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