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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - VOLUME 11, ISSUE 12 - MAR 23RD 2005

Wounded Giant: Analysis of Ferrari's Crisis
Not even the most optimistic of their rivals could have imagined Ferrari struggling so much in the heat of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Yet theChampions found themselves in a position uncommon to them, after half a decade of domination, and they now seem to have a huge battle in their hands. Adam Cooper analyses the Italians' situation, and hears about their plans to bounce back

BY ADAM COOPER

One for the Good Guys The Malaysian Grand Prix podium was a breath of fresh air for F1, with Fernando Alonso scoring his second win while Jarno Trulli gave Toyota their first top three finish and Nick Heidfeld debuted on it with Williams. Karl Ludvigsen looks at F1's good guys BY KARL LUDVIGSEN		Shaping Up The Malaysian GP proved this year's Championship battle is shaping up to be extremely exciting. Not only Ferrari have been struggling and Renault dominating, but also Toyota have joined the frame. Richard Barnes reviews the events from the second round of 2005 BY RICHARD BARNES

Malaysian GP Review Second race, second Renault victory. This time, however, it was Fernando Alonso who, like Giancarlo Fisichella had done in Australia, dominated the Malaysian GP weekend from start to finish. Will Gray reviews the events and results from round two of the 2005 season BY WILL GRAY		Malaysia Tech Review The Malaysian Grand Prix always makes the Formula One teams face incredibly hard conditions, with track temperatures going over 50 degrees. Craig Scarborough reviews the cars after one of the most technically challenging events of the season BY CRAIG SCARBOROUGH