The 2007 Malaysian GP Preview
Ferrari head to Malaysia with confidence following Kimi Raikkonen's impressive victory in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, but Melbourne showed that there are plenty of teams with the potential to charge back. Tom Keeble analyses the prospects ahead of the all-important second round
After a straightforward victory for Raikkonen and Ferrari in Australia, the circus is heading to Malaysia, where their engines are all headed for a second weekend at what promises to be a hot race...
Analysis
Last season, the hot climate contributed to a lot of engines being changed out ahead of their second race, sending five drivers back down the order after qualifying. This season, with more experience of the engine longevity issues, there should be less of an issue, but any team that is marginal on cooling is going to be in for a tough weekend.
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