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The Spanish Grand Prix takes us to Madrid, and this could be one of the most revealing weekends of the entire F1 season. After Mercedes dominated Monza and Kimi Antonelli stretched his championship…
The Spanish Grand Prix takes us to Madrid, and this could be one of the most revealing weekends of the entire F1 season. After Mercedes dominated Monza and Kimi Antonelli stretched his championship lead to 66 points, the big question is whether that result really travels to a completely different type of circuit.
We look at why McLaren could be the team to beat, whether Ferrari can get back into the fight, and why I’m still not buying all the optimism around Aston Martin and Adrian Newey just yet. With ten rounds still to go, this Formula 1 championship is far from finished, and Madrid could completely reshape the picture.
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The Spanish Grand Prix takes us to Madrid, and this could be one of the most revealing weekends of the entire F1 season. After Mercedes dominated Monza and Kimi Antonelli stretched his championship…