Victory is just around the corner!
No effort was spared to reach this goal. Fisichella was back alongside Alonso.The new car boasted an innovative front suspension system and optimised aerodynamics. And there was a new engine capable of running in 2 successive grands prix.
And the winner is...
Despite unbelievable pressure from Schumacher with Ferrari and, above all, Raïkkonen and Montoya with McLaren Mercedes, Alonso finished champion driver (with 7 wins, 8 podium finishes and 6 pole positions) and Renault constructors’ champion (with 8 wins and 10 podium finishes).
This was the first time ever that a volume carmaker had won both F1 championships.
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