For those of you interested in Formula One racing, I've compiled some articles from Formula1.com on this season's second race. The list below includes the second batch (Part 2) of posts (Saturday - March 27, 2010 Final Practice, Qualifying, etc.) that add up to a good preview for the 2010 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on Sunday - March 28, 2010. Click here for Part 1.
More entries that aren't directly related to this weekend's race in particular can be found at the F1 web site, as well as in some of Junior's 'Reading And Viewing List' posts. Since you can scan the list, then pick only the articles that strike your fancy, this may save you some time.
Final practice - Webber wows home crowd
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
Mark Webber owned Albert Park on Saturday afternoon in the final practice for his home race, lapping his Red Bull in 1m 24.719s to head off the challenges of Bahrain winner Fernando Alonso (1m 24.929s) in the Ferrari and the revitalised Michael Schumacher (1m 24.963s) for Mercedes...
Qualifying - a Red Bull front row in Melbourne
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
Red Bull annexed the front row of the starting grid for Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix, courtesy of poleman Sebastian Vettel and local hero Mark Webber. The German set the fastest time of the weekend on his first runs in Q3, with 1m 23.919s. Webber’s best was 1m 24.035s. Neither improved on their second runs...
Qualifying - selected team and driver quotes
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
Vitaly Petrov on failing to make it through to Q2 for Renault; McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton on narrowly missing out on the top ten; and Sebastian Vettel on taking his second consecutive pole position of the season for Red Bull. All 24 drivers review Saturday’s action in Melbourne...
FIA post-qualifying press conference - Australia
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
Drivers: 1. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), 1m 23.919s; 2. Mark Webber (Red Bull), 1m 24.035s; 3. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1m 24.111s
Q: Sebastian, what a lap. The final sector of it you were hanging it off the edge of the kerbs, you were all over the place. You certainly spoiled the day for the Webber fans here in Melbourne. Sebastian Vettel: Yeah, I think obviously first of all it is a great result for both of us and for the team. Mark’s home race, so it is a little bit funny remembering last year from Germany, so kind of revenge but it is a long race tomorrow. But coming back to qualifying, I think we did a good step into qualifying with the car, improving it, and the final session was all about ‘does it start to rain or not.’...
Q&A with Red Bull's Christian Horner
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
With driver Sebastian Vettel clinching his second consecutive pole position, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was all smiles in the Melbourne paddock on Saturday evening. Horner discusses his team’s progress in Australia...
Jenson Button Q&A: We will be stronger in the race
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
The pecking order in Bahrain suggested Red Bull and Ferrari were the clear frontrunners, with McLaren and Mercedes following in their wake. The performance of McLaren’s Jenson Button in Melbourne on Saturday, however, implies the British team are on the move, with Button set to start Sunday’s race from fourth ahead of Ferrari’s Felipe Massa...
Mark Webber Q&A: I would have loved to be on pole
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
His Red Bull team mate Sebastian Vettel eventually ended qualifying on top, but Mark Webber came very close to securing pole position at his home race on Saturday. And with rain on the cards, and the Australian Grand Prix’s reputation for unusual results, Webber remains confident he could still emerge as the winning driver...
Qualifying analysis - Red Bull the team to beat
Posted at Formula1.com on March 27, 2010
Red Bull clinched the front row of the Melbourne grid with ease on Saturday, with Sebastian Vettel taking pole ahead of team mate - and local hero - Mark Webber. Behind the Red Bull duo, Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso, McLaren’s Jenson Button and Felipe Massa in the other Ferrari made up the top five. The big surprise, however, was Lewis Hamilton failing to make it through to Q3. We take a team-by-team look at how all the runners performed...
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