We have seen three very different races and three different victors so far. With a three-week gap before the European season kicks off, it’s time to see who’s hot and who’s not. Posted April 08, 2008 by Al Warwick

Ferrari and McLaren have been all but unbeatable in recent years - and this author doesn't give the others much chance of catching them this time around. Posted May 13, 2008 by James Mortimer

Kimi Raikkonen drew first blood by winning the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. The race also gave strong indications for what to expect for the rest of the season. Posted March 21, 2007 by Utpal Deole

Wow, almost two months after the season and there are still postings about Massa as the superior driver. Get over it, Mclaren had the fastest car for most of the season. Look at pole qualifying,

BMW MITSUBISHI VW, THEN THE SAME AGAIN !!!! once again very little coverage of any of the smaller teams/manufacturers, where is the 10 mins daily slots of the bowler and rallyraiduk teams instead of 30 mins of bmw mitsubishi and vw ? (SOME KIND OF ADVERT?

I heard that comment by Carlton too that VW have 5 mechanics to each car at the service. And on tonights show he also said that Al-Attiyah's BMW has had almost every part replaced on it since the start of the race - and this is only stage 5! As this is an