ROME: This weekend's Italian Grand Prix is shaping up as a prime example of the revolution Formula One has undergone this season.
A year ago, Michael Schumacher had his seventh world title wrapped up before even coming to Monza. This time he is in a distant third place while Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen battle in an increasingly tight duel for the championship.
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