There was something unusual that happened on both the Miami and Spanish Grand Prix weekends that I don’t think was purely coincidental and has been on my mind ever since So I thought I’d put my thoughts about it down in words as a catharsis to help me resolve in some way what it’s all about. Recently at the Miami Grand Prix Aston Martin took the decision at their own discretion not to send both cars to the grid so that they could start the race from the pitlane instead. There’s nothing unusual about cars starting from pitlane, it happens all the time, doesn’t it? There’s a whole list of reasons why cars start from pit lane ranging from mechanical issues through to the...
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