The 2009 Bahrain GP was a breath of fresh air, you had to keep your wits about you to keep across the action... here's my look back at .
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No bold predictions as to who'll win the race this time around. It's just so open. (And my choice for China - Timo Glock - eventually ran in seventh!) But maybe next time. Rain in the desert is about as frequent as Force India finishing in the points - though they did come agonisingly close in Shanghai - so hopefully we'll have the first 'proper' race of the season in dry conditions in Bahrain, where three is the magic number...
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Can Fernando Alonso win the title with Renault or should he leave? What do you think of the points system? Why are there no Grands Prix in North America? Should there be expert stewards? Will we ever see a female Formula One driver? What are Vettel's title chances? Answers here...
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The 2009 China GP showed just how wrong you can be and how quickly things can change in Formula 1... here's my look back at .
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Shanghai is a whole different ball-game to Malaysia. Flat, featureless and smoggy - you won't find a palm tree in sight. Cars running with Kers, however, might see some beauty down the long straights on the . But what about my predictions, I hear you ask? Surely ...?
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Is Brawn's diffuser 'advantage' here to stay?; Do Ferrari still miss Schumacher, Brawn and Todt?; Will Honda regret pulling out of F1?; Does the qualifying format need be different?; Should race times be decided on the best racing conditions or optimising European television audiences?; Does Jenson Button need a shave?; Will Murray grow a beard himself? Answers here...
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What an absolutely cracking start to the new season! It seems amazing that a new team, Brawn, could go to Australia and take 1st and 2nd place on the grid and then 1st and 2nd in the race. And if that was amazing, what they did in Malaysia was incredible..
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Was Vettel right to apologise?; How will the rear diffuser business pan out?; Is Kubica a genuine challenger?; How good is Jenson compared to greats such as Prost & Senna?; Is Ross Brawn the greatest engineer the sport has seen?; Will you be my grandpa??... Answers here..
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