Well, that was interesting.
I was glued to the set, except for about ten minutes after "that
pitstop", when Ferrari showed once again that they’re the only people
capable of thinking beyond the confines of a standard race strategy
package. And Michael Schumacher showed again that he simply delivers
whatever Ross Brawn asks of him. Flawed, sure, but genius without
doubt.
Kudos to the ITV team who provided excellent camera work and
direction, following the action not the leaders or local boys. Kudos
also to Alan McNish, who had to have stepped into his role at very
short notice, and performed seamlessly. Still rather see him in a car,
but boy is he a natural at the TV stuff!
Glad to see Trulli survived with health and sense of humour intact,
what looked like a massive accident. While kudos is being handied out,
some for the much maligned Max Mosely, who’s done much to make safe
survival of such incidents much more likely.
And sympathy to Louise Goodman and the rest of John Walton’s friends
and family. A sad and early loss of a familiar face, and an obviously
much loved and respected guy.
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