Free 2 Alonso sneaks into the battle and Red Bull suffers
Free Practice 1 Encouraging Ferrari staging
Nikita Mazepin A danger on and off the circuits
Free Practice 2 Classification and times
It took more than guts to launch Diagonal down, in a 450 hp racing car, without a helmet worthy of the name and with drum brakes as the only emergency resource.
So tens of thousands of onlookers scattered along that very long straight, of 2.5 kilometers, to enjoy F1 for the first time in Spain.
That October 28, 1951, at the Pedralbes circuit, when the Diagonal was still called Avenida del Generalísimo,
Juan Manuel Fangio
conquered with Alfa Ro
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