Daily F1 News
Hamilton made the most of the conditions, whilst Webber came in second -much better than teammate Vettel, who struggled, to put it politely.
Vettel puts Red Bull on top, whilst the McLaren boys work through the field.
McLaren and Ferrari exit qualifying early, leaving Webber to take pole.
McLaren dominate on Friday in Malaysia, whilst KERS is discussed.
Fauzy gets his Malaysia free practice debut whilst Vettel is worried about mirrors.
Nick Wirth takes full responsibility for the new team’s troubles.
Lotus set their sights high, whilst Red Bull still wonder about Vettel.
Features
F1 Minute is taking a breather from the daily grind of F1 news reportage, so updates to the site may be thin on the ground for the time being.
The very best from the mouths of those in the know.
The very best from the mouths of those in the know.
Whilst browsing through the available photographs for our required Free Practice schedule, we realised there are just too many good ones to narrow it down to one. Instead, we’ve selected our ten favourite photographs from today in an F1 Minute special.
Last year, we introduced an F1 Big Picture format for the week leading up to a Grand Prix event. It probably slipped under the radar, as we made that age old rookie mistake of not telling anyone about it. Now that we have this new-fangled blog section of F1 Minute, it’s about time I told you what we’re up to.
Press Releases
Virgin Racing – “Acclimatisation” you say?Torquay, Victoria, Australia As any F1 driver will tell you, it’s important to do everything possible to acclimatise to the tough conditions presented by the first round of long-haul races. A little rest and relaxation is not a bad thing either. Which is why Virgin Racing driver Lucas di Grassi and Test & Reserve Driver Andy Soucek jumped at... [Read more]
Lotus Racing Post-Bahrain / Pre-Melbourne ThoughtsLotus Racing arrived in Melbourne, Australia, set for round two of the 2010 Formula OneTM World Championship. After exceeding expectations for a six month old team in Bahrain, with both Jarno Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen’s cars being classified and being the only new team to see one of its cars past the finish line, attention now turns to... [Read more]
Karun Chandhok: QandA prior to Australian Grand Prix PreviewQ – What is the take away of your first “minor-miracle” week-end? We made the first big step which was to get to Bahrain. Everyone from Colin to the engineers and especially the mechanics worked so hard the whole weekend it was incredible. Now it’s time to chase the next stage and get reliable for which we are pushing our hydraulics... [Read more]


