Fernando Alonso cruised to his second consecutive victory with a dominant drive at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Renault driver beat Toyota's Jarno Trulli and McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen as Ferrari's gamble on an early debut for their 2005 car failed to pay off.
Following the race, Fernando Alonso now leads the drivers standins on 26 points from Jarno Trulli on 16 points. Michael Schumacher is way back in 13th spot on just two points. Alonso is the bookies favourite to land his first title.
In the constructors’ world championship, Renault natually lead the way. One team to watch out for are Mclaren who at last showed signs of their potential. Mclaren can be backed at a best price 12/1.
