Fernando Alonso has taken pole position in Spain, followed by his team mate, the much improved Giancarlo Fisichella. Row two is all Ferrari, with Michael Schumacher pipping his team mate Felipe Massa to third. Rubens Barrichello put his Honda on 5th, but Jenson Button could only muster 8th after a poor session. Places 6 and 7 belong to Ralf Schumacher and Jarno Trulli respectively, with 9th going to Kimi Raikkonen, 10th to Nick Heidfeld, 11th to Mark Webber and 12th to Montoya.
It seems that the McLarens are going backwards, along with many people who tend to do well in qualifying, like Button. But is clear that while Schumacher has pace in his Ferrari, he is going to have his work cut out again to beat the Renaults.
i love briatore’s quote:
“The package of Bridgestone and Ferrari is different to any other package and this is something that we need to understand why.”
is it too early to start yelling ‘cheating b*****ds’ yet, or should i wait until tomorrow afternoon?