When one of the newest circuits on the block offers fans such a madcap spectacle, how does an F1 old guard reply? Following Azerbaijan's bumps, blowouts and bonkers racing, Spain has to pick up the baton on a season which has already delivered in terms of thrills and excitement. History tells us this shouldn't be a problem for the Spanish track. As the opening act of the European leg of the calendar, the grand prix has seen it all across the five venues it has been staged at. Gilles Villeneuve crossing the line at the head of a five-car train for his final win in 1981; Williams' Pastor Maldonado's celebrating his sole victory over local boy Fernando Alonso in 2012 (while the Williams pit...
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