The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya always had the infamous reputation for delivering boring races, however, the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix was a humdinger. Since Formula 1 teams were planning to bring updates to their 2022 machinery, except for Haas if course, the weekend in Spain was going to be interesting, as we looked forward to see how the ground-effect F1 cars will evolve, and how will that affect the pecking order that has emerged over the previous five races. However, that was as much excitement as we expected, since the track in Barcelona – despite being a proper test for an F1 car's credentials – is notorious for the rarity of overtaking opportunities, delivering...
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