Raikkonen ready for a "very hard fight" for the title

After two difficult seasons, Jarno Trulli drove a competitive race in Malaysia to bring his Toyota TF108 home in fourth place, kick-starting his and Toyota's championships with five points.

Kimi Raikkonen may have taken a dominant victory in the Malaysian Grand Prix, but the Ferrari driver is not counting his chickens. He believes the 2008 season will be a very close faught battle and targets a qualifying improvement for Ferrari to prevail.

McLaren may be leading both the drivers' and constructors' championships, but team boss Martin Whitmarsh has promised they will raise their game ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix to fight back against a dominant victory by Ferrari in Malaysia.

Jarno Trulli reflects on Sepang

A1 heads to London

Sepang organizers pushing for night race in 2009

Malaysia debrief with Martin Whitmarsh

With friend's like these Martin...

Fernando Alonso says that he has an option to leave Renault at the end of the season.

"The row over Lewis has been blown totally out of proportion"

After talking to the organizers of the Australian and Malaysian Grand Prix Bernie Ecclestone is now also keen to host the Formula 1 race in China and South Korea at night. The South Korean Grand Prix is expecting to organize its first race in 2010.

Alonso eyes Ferrari

Ferrari's new team principal Stefano Domenicali was a relieved man after Kimi Raikkonen helped the team bounce back and claim victory in the Malaysian Grand Prix. However, behind his Ferrari was not a McLaren as the team expected before the start of the season, but a very competitive BMW at the hands of Robert Kubica.