The stage was set for easily the most anticipated race of the year, the season ending Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos. The situation was eerily similar to last year, except that it was Ferrari’s Felipe Massa and not Kimi Raikkonen who was in the title hunt. Massa’s chances for the title had suffered a big [...]
An incident packed Australian Grand Prix saw McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton clinch victory, with Nick Heidfeld (BMW Sauber) and Nico Rosberg (Williams) finishing 2nd and 3rd respectively. To put things in perspective, only 7 of 22 cars managed to complete the race.
Lewis Hamilton continued his form from last year, as he claimed the pole position in the first race of the season at the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne with a time of 1:26.714.
McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton finally delivered after being on the podium throughout this year, as he led from pole position to win a highly chaotic Canadian Grand Prix and emerged the clear leader in the championship race.
Ferrari’s Felipe Massa led from pole to wrap up the Spanish Grand Prix with ease, with the McLaren duo of Hamilton and Alonso placed second and third respectively, whereas Kimi Raikkonen retired after 10 laps with a mechanical problem.
Briton Lewis Hamilton will race for McLaren next year alongside double world champion Fernando Alonso as Formula One’s first black driver.
