Canadian F1 Grand Prix
I'm glad this turned out to be a little more entertaining than it looked after qualifying, even if it did show how fantastic the Renault/Alonso combination is. In a way I'm glad that Kimi made a mistake on the last lap, allowing Schumi to take second place, as it keeps the championship alive just that little more. But this thought would have been different if McLaren had capitalised on their initial pace.
Speed-ing Away From Commitment.
I'm not sure if Scott Speed 'gets' Formula One. Perhaps it's the fact that the tracks are not simply an oval shape that threw him, or that no-one thinks he is special enough, that has made him behave the way he has since joining Toro Rosso this season. There was me thinking Albers was going to take home the award for most annoying driver of 2006.
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