The Race Is On

Good afternoon. I was up this morning again to watch the Chinese Grand Prix and after yesterdays qualifying session that seen the Red Bull's do well with Sebastian Vettal taking poll and Mark Webber securing third on the grid with the Brawn's in fourth and fifth. It is begining to look like the Red Bull's are coming into their own and challange Brawn GP. The race taday was another wet affair this time from start to finnish with the Safety Car being used at the start of the race and it stayed on track for about 10 laps or so before finally pulling into the pits and letting the race start properly. Once we were under race conditions though it was entertaining. The condidions didn't help the driving as I think all the cars ended up off the track at some point in the race. Not much else to say really about the race apart from that well done to Sebastian Vettal and Mark Webber who took full advantage of their grid positions and some unlucky/poor tactics by Reanults Fernando Alonso who was in second place but had to pit under safety car conditions and end up at the back of the field.

Just one final thing Fillipe Massa broke his Ferrari again or is just the case that the new Ferrari was designed to break all the time?