The Formula One season moves to Barcelona this weekend (7-9th May 2010) for the Spanish Grand Prix.
Jenson Button, reigning world champion will commence the Spanish Grand Prix ahead in the drivers standings, following a fantastic win in Shanghai 2 weeks ago, which also saw team mate Lewis Hamilton come second securing the McClaren team with a top two finish.
Michael Schumacher's return to Formula One has not proved anything thus far, and his tenth place finish in China last week leaves him with just 10 points this season, the same as Adrian Sutil in the Force India.
Fernando Alonso cam 4th in Shanghai in his Ferrari and sits just one point behind Rosberg.
Vitaly Petrov will also have been happy with his drive in China after seventh place in the Renault earned him his first point of the season.
The Spanish Grand Prix is expected to provided large crowds with local hero Fernando Alonso, who will surely be determined to perform well in front of for his home turf.
It seems that most of the drivers know this circuit well, from previous testing days, but setting up the right aerodynamics on the car and tyre strategy will prove key. in fact, this race last year, Jenson Button won starting from pole.
Final qualifying sessions in Barcelona will take place on Saturday 8th May with the actual race starting at 1:00pm on Sunday 9th May.
The event is set to be electric, and if you're travelling don't be dissappointed and know where you are staying. Book apartment rentals in Barcelona early!
If this is not possible there will still be other forms of holiday rentals in Spain.
About the Author:
Paul has travelled extensively for both business and pleasure throughout Europe with interests in managing holiday apartments in Barcelona and other forms of holiday accommodation in Spain.
More recently Paul has travelled the Middle East witnessing the demand for holiday rentals.
