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In Formula 1, you don't just put the knife in. You stab it in someone's back, twist hard and grin. That way you achieve maximum agitation with minimum effort. And, in F1, you're either holding a knife in your hand or clutching one in your back. So, after a winter away from the hustle and bustle, it didn't take long to spot the knife-wielders wandering the grassy Melbourne paddock. Down at Spyker you could hardly miss Colin Kolles and trusty lieutenant Ian Phillips as they plotted the downfall of F1's customer-car squads. Kolles is an intriguing figure; possessing a Cheshire-Cat smile and a brooding yet mischievous personality, he's an inscrutable assassin who you can't help but warm to. And, while his attack on Super Aguri and Toro Rosso may have been overtly public, Kolles doubtless has many weapons hidden up his sleeve. © 2021 Autosport
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