Quick in qualifying, not so hot in the race. That's what everyone describes Trulli as but is it as clear cut than that?
The guy was matching Alonso up until the 2004 French Grand Prix when he mysteriously fell off, and his ability to keep much faster traffic behind in his 'Trulli Trains' enabled him to score quite well.
So what were his stats like? And was he just a hotlapper? Let's have a look.
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