The next stop on the F1 calendar is the Circuit de Catalunya in the beautiful Spanish city of Barcelona, where teams have battled it out since 1991. All the drivers are familiar with the race track as it is now a popular venue for winter testing but there is no room for complacency as the mixture of high and low speed corners, varying winds mean this can be a very physically and mechanically demanding race. Throw into the mix the tracks notoriously abrasive and bumpy surface and you have all the ingredients for a racing spectacular!

Historically Ferrari have dominated in Spain having only missed out on a podium finish once since 2000 mainly due to Michael Schumacher's four wins during this time and with last year's winner Felipe Massa is a rich vain of form after his win in Bahrain who'd bet against them? One man wanting to stop the Ferrari dominance will be the crowd favourite, Spaniard Fernando Alonso who will be looking for his 50th podium finish and where better than on his home soil.

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