Carlos Sainz and Marcus Ericsson offered us a spat of thrilling wheel-to-wheel action in yesterday's Spanish Grand Prix.
Both drivers were fighting for position in the top-10 on lap 28 when the Renault attempted to get the upper hand on the Sauber into Barcelona's Turn 1
Ericsson, who rarely finds himself racing in the upper mid-field, opposed a valiant resistance however and kept his rival at bay. Hard racing but good stuff from both drivers.
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