The Political Fallout
You have read all the headlines and seen all the evidence presented both by BAR and the FIA in the legal case that ended with the Honda-powered team absent from the Spanish Grand Prix. But why has the affair not ended there and then, when BAR packed their bags and left Barcelona? And how did the affair affect the rest of the paddock? Tony Dodgins returns from the Circuit de Catalunya with some insight and some answers
BAR, of course, dominated paddock talk in Barcelona, never mind that McLaren were wiping the floor with everyone.
Things like this are always tough. First off, men like Nick Fry and Geoff Willis are good to deal with - articulate, amenable, straightforward. They seem like decent sorts and so you think twice about any accusations.
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