Formula 1 makes a second pitstop in Spain this season and this time it's Valencia's new harbour street circuit that plays host to this year's Grand Prix of Europe. After nine years running on the Nürburgring track, the European Grand Prix gets set to soak up some Valencian sunshine before returning to Germany the following year. Twenty-five twists and turns and a track width of 14 metres gives wide berth for some serious passing manoeuvres in the race to the top. Local hero Fernando Alonso might have fared well last year in Nürburgring, but will have to do some brushing up before the Valencia circuit after pulling in six times slower than Felipe Massa in January's test session.



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