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#2 A Renault Teammate Rumble
In the last two Grands Prix, we have seen teammate clashes between Toro Rosso and Red Bull, that have led to race changing safety cars in China and Azerbaijan.
This season seems to have a knack for bringing teammates together and we believe that the next stable in line for a domestic scuffle will be the French outfit.
Hometown favorite Carlos Sainz will be looking to drive hard in his country of Spain, and being so closely matched with his teammate Nico Hulkenberg, it might be only a matter of time before the two come together.
The two got off to a terrific start in Baku, challenging the Red Bulls and looking on course for a fantastic finish before Hulkenberg hit the wall and Sainz fell into some tire degradation problems.
Both will be looking to make an impact in Spain, and like in Baku, hard racing between Renault powered cars might just lead to a run-in on the track.
