The Mercedes driver was speaking after the firefly F2 crash on Friday morning, with F1 drivers wary of the risks involved at this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix
All eyes are on Madring this Friday. Formula 1 lands for the first time in more than four decades in Madrid, and the expectation is maximum to know how the single-seats will behave in the new urban route, which many drivers have already qualified as one of the "most dangerous roads on the calendar." And in fact, the first sample of this has already arrived even before the single-seaters of the 'Gran Circus' came out on track.The first Grand Prix…