If Toyota destroyed Ralf Schumacher’s moment of glory, the same could be said for Jarno Trulli’s race ending collision with BAR Honda’s Takuma Sato. Jarno who had struggled with his TF105B all weekend, was spun out by a recovering Sato after his first corner off. Sato would later be disqualified for the move, which left the Italian driver very angry, and I totally understand why. It’s often happened that Takuma Sato makes impossible overtaking moves, which result in someone leaving the racetrack. His touch with Rubens Barrichello in Europe last season, his push with Michael Schumacher in Belgium this season and now his thump with Jarno Trulli in Japan all point towards Sato’s idea of an overtaking manoeuvre. Formula One isn’t a contact sport, for the pure reason it’s already dangerous and cars banging wheels would result in a car flipping over. I sincerely hope Sato understands the dangerous which are involved in some of his moves, and the recent thump with Jarno Trulli will hopefully highlight something in his brain. But nevertheless, it was the first weekend of the season with Jarno was outpaced throughout by teammate Ralf Schumacher, the coin looks to be turning.