Bridgestone chase back-to-back success

Bridgestone are out to prove Ferrari’s Imola pace was no fluke when Formula One heads to Spain this weekend.

Mon, 02 May, 2005 - 19:27

Bridgestone are out to prove Ferrari’s Imola pace was no fluke when Formula One heads to Spain this weekend.

Michael Schumacher stunned his rivals by racing up to two seconds a lap faster than anyone else on his way to second in the San Marino Grand Prix two weeks ago.

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Courts Formula One Heathrow Place: Spain Place: Imola Place: Barcelona Person: Michael Schumacher Person: Hiroshi Yasukawa Event: San Marino Grand Prix Event: Spanish Grand Prix Organisation: Bridgestone Organisation: Ferrari Organisation: Formula One

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