Malaysian qualifying didn’t seem as interesting as Australia’s and felt a bit more like the usual parade, but still provided a few surprises. Read the rest of this entry »

I hope the opening race of the 2008 Formula One season is a sign of things to come as it is probably the best Grand Prix I’ve seen since Fuji last year. Melbourne is nearly always a pretty crazy race, but this year’s was chaotic and in a good way. There was plenty of action and you can clearly see that the removal of driver aids has made a difference. I wanted to do a pre-season list of predictions as my second blog entry, but due to delays registering my domain (thanks 123-Reg ) I was unable to put the site up until yesterday. So here is my delayed list of predictions alongside my conclusions from the opening round. Read the rest of this entry »