Alonso wins Bahrain Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso won the Bahrain Grand Prix in style today to take control of the world championship and leave Michael Schumacher with a mountain to climb.

Alonso wins Bahrain Grand Prix
Sun, 03 Apr, 2005 - 14:59

Fernando Alonso won the Bahrain Grand Prix in style today to take control of the world championship and leave Michael Schumacher with a mountain to climb.

Ferrari arrived in Bahrain with their new car and expected to improve on two dismal showings for Schumacher so far in 2005.

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