After yet another three-week break, Formula One returns to its traditional heartland in Europe for the Spanish Grand Prix. The race will take place at the Circuit de Catalunya, close to Barcelona.

It will be the 23rd time the event has been held at the track, and only Kimi Raikkonen of the current crop of drivers has more than one win. The all-time record holder here is Michael Schumacher with six victories.

You can normally rely on the Spanish Grand Prix to be one of the dullest non-street-circuit races of the year. To get an exciting weekend, we'll probably have to rely on excessive tyre wear or some unseasonably wet weather.

But on the bright side, all the teams are bringing upgrades to their cars—some major&md...

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After yet another three-week break, Formula One returns to its traditional heartland in Europe for the Spanish Grand Prix. The race will take place at the Circuit de Catalunya, close to Barcelona.

It will be the 23rd time the event has been held at the track, and only Kimi Raikkonen of the current crop of drivers has more than one win. The all-time record holder here is Michael Schumacher with six victories.

You can normally rely on the Spanish Grand Prix to be one of the dullest non-street-circuit races of the year. To get an exciting weekend, we'll probably have to rely on excessive tyre wear or some unseasonably wet weather.

But on the bright side, all the teams are bringing upgrades to their cars—some major&md...

Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - Motorsports
Article is property of BleacherReport.com