Whiz Fizz  March 7, 2005 Italian style: Giancarlo Fisichella led
from start to finish at Albert Park yesterday to grab his second
GP win.  Photo: Getty Images  Under new rules and in front of an
expectant crowd, a flying Italian emerged to steal the show at
Albert Park, writes Bob Jennings.  As usual it was an Italian
who dominated the Australian Formula One Grand Prix. But this
time it wasn't team Ferrari, rather Italian driver Giancarlo
Fisichella in a Renault.  Fisichella led from start to finish
yesterday while world champion Michael Schumacher did not even
complete the race.  It was Fisichella's second grand prix
victory. He controlled the race for the whole distance, holding
off a determined Rubens Barrichello in his Ferrari in the
closing stages.  Completing the French team's joy was the third
placing of Fernando Alonso, who started from 13th place on the
grid because of the rain-affected two-day qualifying system, but
who put in an impressive drive.  Australian Mark Webber equalled
his best result (se