5 Talking Points from the Spanish Grand Prix

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The middle section of the race had us paying attention and observing the competition; otherwise, it would have been a rather dull time for onlookers as they wait for something to happen. Cars came up close together. Grosjean and Magnussen gave us a show, and for a while, we had no idea who would better the other. For a while they had us waiting, and then Magnussen took the lead over Grosjean in the 63rd lap – with Magnussen “best of the rest.” Renault gave a poor show without garnering any points - terrible for a team their size and history.

They had us at the edge, and this was rather interesting to see. The drivers were trying so hard to garner points even if the issue in question was just a point or two. But points add up to a driver’s portfolio so; they went ahead to get those points adding them up; one by one!