Malaysia wasn’t a patch on the mayhem of Australia, and all in all, pretty damn boring. There are some interesting points though, least of all the performance of Toyota and BMW. Here is my team-by-team analysis on who I think is where after the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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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.
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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.
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Welcome to barooce.co.uk! I’ve wanted to start a blog for some time now and was planning to do so after I completed development of my own CMS which has been in development for about two and a half years now. With it not looking set to be completed anytime soon, I thought it would be a good idea to start my blog with another CMS for now, so I can keep those interested informed on progress.
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